Thien Bui

9.1

Very well make — 2 months ago

GV

9.4

One of the nicest chocolate stouts I have had. A great brew from those traditional and skilled chaps at Samuel Smiths. — 6 months ago

Byron Hewett

9.3

Smells of stony alpine herbs. Tastes like that plus some light grapefruit notes as well as a dose of a hay, grassy flavors and a saline finish. I love this wine! — 3 years ago

James Forsyth

9.1

Very decent beer. Floral, hoppy, good depth, plenty of body. Can't go wrong with a Lil' Sumpin'. — 6 years ago

Taylor Ray

9.6

Maui Mischa — 5 months ago

Rob Mullen

9.4

Wasn’t expecting this to hold up to the amazingly rich tonkatsu at Butagumi. But, really hit the mark, especially with a bite of cabbage — a year ago

David Kline

9.4

Treacle, blackstrap molasses, tar, dark chocolate, pipe tobacco, black raisin, medjool dates, myrrh, ganache, opium-coffee, and ginseng scented. Amorphous mouthfeel, runs from thick and round to acid-buoyed on the end of a floral stalk. Dark brown sugar without the sweet, fig, clove, allspice, a little Nuóć Mam, toffee, cinnamon, nutmeg and gingerbread. This is mouthcoating breakfast fare begging for luxardo cherries or lingonberries, spicy sausage, rye toast, and smoky paprika. Gotta give it to the civet! — 5 years ago

with Courtney

Brian S

9.6

Young but the wine is so on point. By far the best American Chardonnay on the market. Crazy acidity, so much citrus, tropicals including passion fruit, just amazing 🤩 — 6 months ago

Seth Masterson

9.5

BFM = Brasserie Franches Montagne. This is the Flanders Red Ale. A sour ale.

Possibly the best beer I have ever had?
The nose is dried red apple + dried guava +
Tart fruit on the tongue with a finish of sweet malt and tart cherry juice.
A wonderful acid finish that to me is reminiscent of what you might find in a — 8 months ago

LM Segal

9.2

Rich, quite hoppy but zesty enough to pull it off with class. Nice. — 6 years ago