Milk Stout

A milk stout from Left Hand  Brewing out of Colorado. A 6%  beer that is described as roasted malts and coffee flavor.  It supposed to be creamy and sweet stout.  I got the coffee and some of the roasted malts flavor, but it did not meld well. I think it would be better as a straight stout.  I probably would give it a try again, but with reservations.

IPA

Odell Brewing Co. out of Fort Collin, Colorado.  A beer with a great aroma of hops, which was great.  It is a well made beer, where the flavors and the bitterness work together.  I recommend it and can't wait to taste the other bottle from the brewery.

Fresh IPA

 From Fort George Brewery, a favorite of mine.  Fort George rarely make a beer I dislike.  This beer comes across as flavorful.  The unfiltered seasonal is a collaboration beer.  It was light and smooth.

Centennial IPA

Another IPA from Arizona. A 7.2% alcohol with a pretty good hops flavor, compared to the one from the days before.  I could taste specific hip flavor, which was enjoyable.  I was impressed with the effort.  I recommend it.

Chopstick IPA

A nice little beer, brought by my great in laws.  It is from SanTana Brewing in Arizona.  It has a 7% alcohol content.  The good make this beer really bitter, but the hop flavor is muddy.  I was impressed in the several breweries in Arizona and would like to sample again down the road.