Flaked barley-oats opening gains slight wheat reticence juxtaposing faint orange-tangerine-nectar illusions. Earthy grain backbone pervades frisky Cascade hop briskness of medium-bodied goodie.

Straw-hued frothy-headed top-fermented Belgian draught with “devilish” moniker, eloquent white burgundy palate, musty alcohol-laden flow, and fizzy hop spritz. Pour slowly to allow sour yeast sediment to settle properly. Wheat wine illusions overwhelm spicy adjuncts to grainy finish for a healthy slow sipping treat similar to German wheat ales – but without all that nose tingling carbonation. However, thin aftertaste lost in a sea of anonymity.

Dry barleywine essence enhanced by sweet mocha-spiced Scotch malts. Reminiscent of neighboring Ipswich Brewery (but with less yeast prominence). Multi-dimensional candy-like pleasantry fades quickly, but barley roasted spine provides wonderful assist.

From medieval Suffolk brewery with truly fresh water source, worthily peculiar golden ale integrates unexpected smoked bacon, burnt wood, and Band-Aid illusions with bulky grain-hopped char. Surprisingly rich, formidable, and coarse for mere golden category.

Comedic moniker aside, this honey-hued spruce-scented fizzy-hopped golden ale maintains raisin-soured orange rind bittering and dry wheat indifference above delicate yellow-fruited tartness. But unassuming crystal malt base fades in the stretch.

Wafting grapefruit esters bleed into piney hopped frontage and secondary orange peel bittering. At terse citric finish, buttery grain-roasted malts linger.

Tamped down Cascade hop bitterness moderates sharp grained malting. Apricot and barren lemon-lime hints add sunshiny tang to barley-wheat crest of light-bodied summer ale illumination.

Underwhelming pale-hued white-headed ale retains fluffy light-watered texture, soft grain mouthfeel and gentle hop bed, lacking both true character and a ‘real’ finish. Next!

Plain, simple, atypical Rocky Mountain ale. Its pale appearance and overly foamy head are as unassuming as conservative brewing method. Pilsner dabblers may enjoy soft grain flow and delicate malt texture, but adventurous imbibers will be disappointed. Same-named beer later brewed by Denver’s Flying Dog Brewery. Brewery defunct: 2006.

Crisply dry yellow-fruited golden ale raises strong black tea influence above raw-honeyed cracked wheat backdrop. Soapy finish slightly mars acidic lemon rind and grapefruit peel tang.

Fluffy white-headed, musty fruit-wafted, sharp hop-embittered medium body receives sugary malt initiation. Punctual barley-wheat swagger strikes fast while frisky carbolic nature subsides. Brewery defunct: 2001.

Pedestrian clear-toned light-bodied blonde places bland toasted malts and evaporative dry hops next to dainty lemon candied wisp. Mild sourdough, stale white bread, and musty cardboard illusions will appease lo-cal enthusiasts but disturb the rest.