My wife bought this when we were at the brewery about a month ago. I told her she needed to drink it since Crowlers don’t last that long. She told me to drink it. I don’t need to be told twice. This is definitely malty that has a grainy, lightly crackery with a nice bit of honey taste to it. Hidden behind that is just a touch of floral and real light grassy hops. This is nice and I can see why my wife liked it and grabbed a crowler. Some info I also added to the description: In partnership with Patagonia Provisions, a portion of select beer’s malt bills will use the regenerative perennial grain Kernza®. The plant’s deep roots, high yield and long life are positively impacting both agriculture and the environment. The clothing company’s side focus on cuisine has a goal to benefit soil and a sustainable food chain.

Christmas Advent beer #22. I haven’t reviewed this for 8 years. This is citrusy that leans towards grapefruit, lemon and orange/tangerine. Has light hints of tropical fruit. Has some light pine. Hoppy bitterness is almost medium. Overall it’s a good IPA but nothing special. Nothing really Christmas-y about it except the name. Freshest by 2/13/ 27 date on the can. I wonder why it is good that long?

Wow, this is super sweet. It is a triple version that I picked up at the brewery when visiting my daughter and her husband recently. This has a lot of sugar/brown sugar, molasses with some dark fruit that is mainly plum. Has a lot of toffee too. Overall it is overwhelmingly malty & sweet. If you don’t like sugary sweet this is not for you. I enjoyed but probably wouldn’t have a second if I could. The taste and flavor was intense which I liked but I was expecting a sugar bomb after having the regular.

Very tasty amd chocolates

Christmas Advent beer #8. I’ve had this before. Not a favorite for me but people around here love this beer. This has a cherry with light honey taste. Has a light Belgium like spice taste that is mainly clove with some very light nutmeg and cinnamon. Overall it is okay. The cherry is a little medicinal. The Belgium aspect is a little weakly done and is a little artificial tasting. The abv doesn’t help this either as it is not hidden much. I still don’t get the love this beer gets around here.

I grabbed a crowler when we were at Troeg’s yesterday to bring home. This has a dark roasted malt, caramel/toffee, light cocoa, hint of licorice and barely a hint of a coffee taste. At first I kept getting a hint of cherry/black cherry that was not consistent but kept showing up here and there (not a lot). It has a sweetness to it but finishes slightly bitter. It is on the thin side and quite dry. Overall it’s a very well done stout that is not going to blow you away but will keep you coming back for more.

This has a sweet taste that is blood orange & caramel with light roasted malt. It has a very light hoppy bite A very nice black IPA.

At the brewery after hitting Hershey Park with the wife, daughter and son-in-law. Fun time. This is nice as it has a roasted malt, dark toasted bread, light cocoa and just a hint of coffee taste. Light bitterness. The roastiness just lingers in the mouth. Excellent. I think they just sell this at the brewery

Nice tropical fruit and grape taste. Smooth bitterness and piney resinous aromas.

Nice malty and herb taste. Good refreshing lager!