This 'un's called the King of the East Coast IPAs. Lots of malt balanced against the hops. Quite delicious. — 7 years ago
Hops smooth — 8 years ago
Very unique, who knew mosaic hops and naturally carbonated Chardonnay could work so well together, great, inventive winery! — 6 years ago
New vintage! Citrusy with herbal/floral notes, reminds me of wildflowers and beer hops. — 7 years ago
Delicious! But do not pair with spicy food — 8 years ago
Thanks to @Josh Raynolds for this Sip of Sunshine. For years it has had a cult following and famously hard to find. Grassy and floral notes from the hops, long finish that is really rounded. No bitter hard edges here. The lupulin comes through giving it a tropical note. This is a serious, and seriously well balanced IPA. — 8 years ago

Juicy but dry. — 6 years ago
Tons of grapefruit, lightly herbal, strawberry as well. Perfect refreshment! — 6 years ago
A favourite of mine. This English lager is smooth, with a subtle malt flavour that has the slightest hint of fruit. Brewed using Saaz and Cascade hops it is in its finally stages re-fremented with champagne yeast and Nelson Sauvin hops.
All-in-all a delightful lager. — 7 years ago
Daniel Bloom
Ah, the king of them all. So bitter after fruitier IPA’s. Dangerously refreshing.
Easy to put away, 1,2,3 . 5.2°
Balance of grain/hops. Not too much or too little. With fatty foods, a dream.
Used to be a nicer can. No accounting for aesthetics. Not to mind, in this case, Chicago conquers Philly. I bow. — 3 years ago