It looks like this is also another local for me. This has a fruity/tropical taste to it that leans towards mango, peach and berry. Has a hint of citrus that I can’t pinpoint. Has a touch+ of pine/piney resin. Hoppy bitterness barely hits the medium level. Has a very light sweet malt that has a touch of a buttery taste to it (surprising). The overall taste does stick to the mouth for a while. Overall I’d say this is more of a new school WC DIPA. It definitely was hands down the better of the 2 WC DIPA’s I had tonight. No date on the can. Maybe it’s a local thing.

This has tropical fruit that leans towards mango, tangerine with a hint of melon. All of which has a very light dankness to it that fades as you get further in and a touch of a sweet tart-ish taste. It has a medium hoppy bite which is quite impressive for a hazy. This was excellent. A very nice local. No date of the can.

This has a citrusy and fruity taste that leans towards sweet orange and peach. Has some honey which is equally as prominent as the previous. Bitterness is barely light. Has a touch of sweet malt. It’s kind of sweet overall but not overly so. If you like honey this IPA is for you. No date.

Seems my next WC style I already had. So I went with this one just because of the name. This one is interesting and intriguing. It has a strong peach taste with a touch of nectarine. Has a slightly buttery, kind of butterscotch like, taste to it (interesting and intriguing piece). It’s quite hoppy - medium+. Also, has a medium+ thickness. At first I thought this was strange, which it is a little. As I finish, I’m really enjoying it. It’s sweet but has a really nice tasty hoppy taste to go with it.

This is tropical that leans towards mainly pineapple with some mango. It’s really juicy. Has a light bitterness. It is very smooth. It says aggressively hopped on the can but it’s not really very hoppy. Kind of basic but it really tastes good.

This is clean and crisp. Has light toasted bread malt. Has some light earthy hops. Well balanced. A little darker than I expected. It’s very tasty for the style. Great job for a local that usually delivers some good beer.

This has a cantaloupe and guava taste that is on the sweet side. Hoppy bitterness is light. Not much on the malt side here. Overall this was nice. I guess my pale ale day was more on the NE style side. Now it’s time for a Dales.

Happy Friday. Going WC style tonight. This is a local that is quite good. It has a nice level of sticky pine to it. Has some very light citrus. Has a medium hoppy bite. Has some light+ caramel malt that is just a little unsweetened. As I finish up, boy that pine really sticks to your mouth. Yum. I think I need a Warsteiner as a cleanser so I don’t taint my next one.

This is very fruity that leans towards lime, pineapple, light peach. It’s kind of sweet tart-ish. Not very hoppy. Overall it’s a good hazy with a little different flavor profile. Just not special. I’d drink again tho Side note - brewed with 2 NZ hops. Motueka & Nectaron brewed by a local

This has a high end coffee taste. It’s quite bitter. Also, has light roasted malt and a hint of nuttiness. Basic but good coffee stout