Dennis Danelia: Super genuine and well executed in a Sour raspberry, just in case that needs to be said despite it being assumed of Casey brews
Dennis Danelia is drinking a Flamingo Road by Bearded Iris Brewing
Can
It's ... Fine. Honestly pretty mid. A Kettle Sour with raspberry and strawberry purees, and nothing much beyond that. Not bad, just not interesting
Dennis Danelia is drinking a Triple Juicy Diamonds by WeldWerks Brewing Co.
Can
While I wasn't huge on this when it first came around, it sat really well and is drinking quite well now as well. Vibrant n juicy orange, papaya, sweet pineapple chunks in a cup, dose of passion fruit, mango soft serve, pomelo with peel n pith, nectarines
Purchased at Hops Hill
Dennis Danelia is drinking a Vespertine by Wayward Lane Brewing
Bottle
It's ... eased up a bit over the time. More of the almond and vanilla comes out while the coffee still provides a dark roasty character. Chocolate profile is a little burnt, which still cuts into me enjoying it, but like I said it's eased up
Dennis Danelia is drinking a Ghost Note - Raspberry + Vanilla (3/21/22) by Casey Brewing & Blending
Bottle
The culmination of sweet vanilla+tart raspberry comes into a delectable harmony on the nose and translates into the palate quite well. Has that good n well dialed in Casey heightened acidity but also a more pronounced malt character, maybe due to vanilla
Old school Imperial Stout without the hoppy bitterness accompanying it at the end. Notes of bitter dark chocolate, cherry vanilla, caramel dark chocolate, a decent coffee roast, soy sauce, burnt sugar, black sesame, toasted sesame, and a dallop of miso