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"...Notes of lemon, toasty crackers, wheat, nutty yeast, grass/hay and a lightly spicy fruitiness. ...turned me from a guy who never thought he'd drink beer to a guy who would rather have a beer than any other drink..."

"..A complex showcase of coriander, cinnamon, and star anise coming together with the clove and banana flavors imparted from the Belgian yeast.."

"The flavor is malty and great tasting. Well rounded with a smoky finish. The malt character is terrific....A touch of bitterness on the sides of the tongue to round things out...."

"An outstanding IPA. Lots of really nice hop flavors and a not-overly-dry finish, when combined with that great mouthfeel add up to a really drinkable IPA."

"..a malty brew with hints of caramel and toasted bread. It’s smooth and balanced, with a subtle earthy and spicy ?avor and aroma from the hops and peated smoked malt. It’s the perfect beer to transition from the heavy dark beers of winter to the lighter more quaffable beers of summer."

"..Smoothness is its middle name and with a body like that it runs pretty deep. Very bready with a thick malty start, dry though. A peppery flavor and fruitiness battle it out in the middle..a sipper for sure.."

"Just when you thought it was safe to come out of the root cellar, along comes Grainstorm, a big, wet wallop to the senses. In the glass, dark and turbulent clouds gather. A high-pressure system of pungent hops collides with a stationary front of barley, wheat, and rye. The forecast: a veritable monsoon of flavor, with surges of roasty malt, microbursts of hops, and a chance of golfball-sized hail. The extended outlook calls for unseasonably pleasant enjoyment."

"..A slightly sweet and peppery start which gains tartness and fruitiness toward the end. The orange peel bitterness subtle but present, as is the yeast..Nicely done..Very approachable and delicious..Good summer beer.."

"..Malty and toasty up front with more of the buttery character in there as well. Tea-like flavors blend well with the sweetness. Roasted grains present in the finish..This could be the consummate session beer.."