Vacation is over. Back to work tomorrow. This is clean and crisp. Has a little sweetness with hints of fruit that come out as it warms. Leans to the hoppy side that is floral and herbal. It has a nice light+ bitterness. Has a very light crackery malt. A well done Kolsch. No date on the can. Here it is with today’s garden pickings.

Pre-gaming for the Eagles game. This has a sweet malt taste that finishes crackery. Has a very mild bitterness. A pretty good helles. Light and crisp. Go birds!!! 🦅🏈🦅

Pours a slightly hazy with a amber colour with a decent head that provides moderate lacing. The nose is led by tropical fruit notes, with tangerine and grapefruit fruit most notable, and floral undernotes . On the palate, flavours of grapefruit, sweet malts, and a bit tangerine are present. The finish it’s dry and bitter honouring the style. Nothing out of the extraordinary but not a letdown either, so I might have another pint in the future.

Has some light orange zest with some Belgium spices to it. Starts off kind of light, with the orange zest remaining light thru out, but the Belgium spices (clove especially) really kicks is about 1/2 way thru. It says on the can it is also brewed with fresh ginger but I don’t really pick up on that.

Happy Friday. This has a really nice combo. Has a light juicy fruit taste that is kind of non-distinct. Hoppy bite is light. Has some nice medium pine that lingers. Has a very light caramel malt. Overall I really like the pine in this with the malt and hoppy fruit just complimenting it. A lot of IPA’s don’t hit a decent level of pine anymore. I guess I’m just old school. (Or really just old)

Has a nice roasted malt taste with light coffee. Only has hints of cherry. Ok but expected more of a cherry taste.

This is juicy that is mainly orange. Has a light bitterness that barely makes that level. There really isn’t much more to it. Overall it is okay. Not complicated as you can see. Unoriginal. Not one to seek but not one you’d turn down.