A nice light lager. But with substance. 4-5 seconds in the taste shifts a bit and in a nice direction. A lot crispier on initial sip but the aftertaste is what sets this apart. Almost a brown ale effect. Another good beer from my favorite local brewery.

A solid brown ale. My bottle says 6.7 %. Not 6. More is better. A little crisp for a brown. Good flavor. Not sweet at all. Figueroa Mountain happens to be my favorite local brewery.

One of my favorite IPA’s. Nice and mild. Just enough floral to detect, without overpowering any of my senses. Let it sit in the mouth a little and it will make the back of your tongue kick into bitter overdrive. Leaves a bit of a bitter aftertaste as well. But this is definitely a summer IPA. Nice at the beach. And still pulls off a pleasant 6.5%

Couldn’t identify the subtle differences between this and any other overly floral ipa. This is precisely the style i tend to avoid. Still better than piss-water. Even if it is a bit harder to drink. Definitely kicks my bitter senses into overdrive. From what I can tell though, for people that love a floral, overly hoppy ipa… this could very well be one of the best

Very nice. A little too hoppy for me. But it isn’t incredibly overpowering. Dont think I could have more than 2 or 3 in a sitting before tiring of the flavor. Maybe I’m wrong though as it sits rather well on the tongue as an aftertaste.

Can seems to carry a more consistent flavor throughout. Bottle was much more adventurous. Good and bad. As a 9 percent double…. This is a hell of a can. Exceptionally easy to drink. Pretty floral. Just tasty. Super pleasant on the front and back end. Kicks off a weird bitter in the middle. But that could just be me. Good stuff

It’s a great IPA. First had it at 13% before they started bottling it. Strong flavor. Starts getting a little heavy after the first. Only reason it isn’t a 5 star