I was hesitant to try this but since I'm paying by the ounce, why not. What better place to try a new brew, right? High foaming head that settled fairly quickly. Citrus on the nose- a blend of grapefruit, lemon, and tangerine. On the buds- wow!- tart. I was not expecting that. Very lemony. Not picking up any hops. This would be awesome on a hot summer day after mowing the yard.

Nose is...not off-putting but not exactly pleasant either. Flavor is not bad (hard for me to describe) but very low key. Not low key to the point of bland but subdued. Not one I'd seek out but not turn down either.

Nice light charred malt flavor dominates. Tad thin in mouthfeel.

Enjoyable. Touch sweet but not over the top and certainly within the "specs" of a brown ale.

Roasted malt on the nose and buds. Solid mouth feel. Slight bitterness to linger on the tongue.

Shout out to Streetside Brewery for a well made brew.

A revisit and glad I did. Last time I gave it a 3 star but feel I was influenced by what I had drank before it. This go around I believe is more accurate. The coconut catches the nose first with traces of vanilla and coffee behind it. On the tongue, the coffee blonde hits first with the coconut right behind and the vanilla wisping in the background. Enjoyable.

Slightly dank, would have again.

If it's taste on the buds matched it's aroma on the nose, it'd be a strong 4 to 4 1/2 star. Alas, not to be. Points for their description mirroring the product though. I dont want to be too harsh just yet as I want to revisit this one based on what I'd had in front of it. In case they rotate this one out before I've had a chance to do so, I'll give it a respectful 3 star.

Had better, had worse, would have again.