Lively fruit permanence emits peach-toned melon-honeydew tang coating mild hop-embittered malt-soured scourge. Oncoming honeyed wheat biscuit sweetness nearly escapes the senses as contrasting herbal rosewood-jasmine bouquet shines through orange blossom midst. Thinner than dark amber hue indicates. Minor sulfuric acidity hampers melon-pear backdrop.

Betwixt ruddy golden springtime lager lacks seasonal fortitude but retains dry-honeyed cereal grain theme and biscuit-y wheat backbone. Sedate orange-apple-pear center and corn syrup-y vanilla malting find grassy herbal niche.

Different version of Stoudt’s Honey Double Mai Bock? Slick candied malts hide tamped down hops, ripe orange lucidity, and warbled honey mildness for disappointing blonde presumptuousness. Sharp alcohol profundity ruins citric nuances while tinny phenol finish kills the deal completely.

Extremely well-defined rust-coppered springtime doppelbock contrasts bubbly champagne wining against subtly smooth burgundy entry and richly creamed chocolate sweetness, promoting elegant warmth. Yeast sediment thickens inviting honey-spiced finish. Despite hybridized maibock tag, it’s perhaps the most enjoyable honey brewed beer on the market.

Tidy penny-hued German-styled springtime bock brings ripe peach-tangerine tang and sublime perfumed waft to subtly crystal malted midst. Sweet butterscotch-toffee spotted alongside mild barleycorn base, aiding mellowed dry-hopped bitterness.

Rich spring bock maintains buttery toffee warmth and settling red fruited nature. But unassuming malt profile knocks it back a smidgen.

Effervescent yeast sweetness lightens barleywine primacy and herbal bouquet of billowy white-headed Easter warmer. Burnt wood chips affect smoked barleymalt prominence invading clove-coriander-spiced honeyed raisin twinge. Grape-soured cider sharpness enlivens tart red wine finish. Strong, but never pungently so.

Musk-like sour yeast pungency, cake-like sugar malts, and cherry-blackberry-nectar fruiting stay up-front for coppery springtime bock. Cereal-grained shortbread sweetness counters minor cornstarch depravity to stone-fruited middle ground, overwhelming barleywine flourish and wafting honeysuckle-magnolia-dandelion reminder. Better than just OK.

Seasonal “American spring” bock layers bright tangerine-peach tang above plain honeyed wheat base. Perceptible bitter hop sharpness intensifies fruity allure as unwavering alcohol depth expands.