Great tasting beer, light and drinkable. Could be a little stronger. Would get again.

In Gulf Shores, having a great holiday with family and avoiding the virus. Wow!!!! What a huge frothy tan head. Really lasting a long time. Color is black and opaque. Flavor is like taking a drink of black coffee. No creamer or sugar added. No frills. Just a flat, basic, coffee and little else. A fleeting vanilla in the background. Not getting the cocoa. Finish, of course, is coffee with a very lasting gentle bitterness. Would probably make for a good breakfast brew.

Still on the lake with my plastic glass. Started with a very high, somewhat colorful head. Dissipated quickly. Reddish orange amber color. Slightly hazy. Typical red ale aroma and flavor but a sharp tart bitterness to it. Finish has almost a metallic quality that pretty much ruins it for me. Too bad, I love red ales. Don't like this one very much.

Back on the lake for a day of kayaking. Waiting on the wife and grandkids. Moderately high head. Color is a chestnut brown, deep and hazy. Roasted brown ale flavor, not getting the hazelnut. Mouthfeel is light, smooth, with little carbonation. Finish is brief with a lingering bittersweet ending. Not bad.