Angry Orchard Imperial Crisp Apple is intense and juicy, with bold, ripe apple character—think Fuji, Honeycrisp, and green apple—framed by a firm acidity. It’s lush and full-bodied, yet the profile balances sweetness with a crisp, dry finish.

New Image’s West Coast IPA pours a bright gold with a steady off-white head. On the nose and palate, it carries forward citrus marmalade and pine resin, layered over a base of lightly kilned malt and gentle grassy earthiness. The body is medium-light and a touch oily, while the finish brings forward sweet pine resin that lingers with a

Fort George’s Mirrored Realities is a crisp, clear West Coast–style IPA that leans experimental and modern. Expect bright hop aromatics—think citrus, resin, and tropical notes—with a clean malt backbone that keeps things balanced. The finish is fairly dry, with hop bitterness lingering but not overwhelming. 

Our take on a Hazy IPA is easy-drinking and lighter in color with a bright citrusy and fruit-forward flavor and aroma with tangerine, grapefruit, nectarine, peach, and apricot notes.

Schilling’s Alexandr Pilsner Can is crisp, clean, and eminently drinkable. It greets you with bready, biscuit-like malt and a whisper of honey, then unfolds into floral and citrusy hop notes. The bitterness is firm but balanced, leading to a dry, refreshing finish.

Martin House’s The Angel From My Nightmare is a wine barrel-aged fruited sour with bold character. It pours a deep, dark berry hue and opens with aromas of blackberry, orange, and tangerine mingled with oak. The flavor is tart and fruity, featuring rich blackberry and citrus notes balanced by oak complexity and a touch of vinous dryness. The finish is puckering and slightly tannic, with a warming 12% ABV presence.

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