Indian Hills

Jeff Cassin

Chocolate and oak aroma accompanied by dark chocolate and dry espresso flavors. A subtle vanilla sweetness with little evidence of bourbon.

Jeff Cassin

All grapefruit on the nose. Grapefruit is the dominate flavor followed by white bread notes. Crisp and clean.

Jeff Cassin

Reminds me somewhat of a dutch apple pie. Although I'm getting a lot of cinnamon and, especially, ginger. If nothing else, it definitely tastes like the holidays. Sweet and packs quite a bit of heat.

Jeff Cassin

Strong roasted coffee and sweet maple aroma and taste. Oak notes and a hint of bourbon. Started with a 4.75 but pushed it to a 5 as it warmed. Take your time with this one. It's a damned good beer, good to have it back.

Jeff Cassin

Yellow and murky in appearance. A dank, citrus pulp flavor, not at all sweet, making this one of the better Hazy IPAs from Founders. Definitely New England in character and a step above the juice bombs that dominate the IPA market.

Jeff Cassin

Vanilla, oak and the leather and spice notes of cognac are prominent up front. The bourbon gives this a subtle sweetness, followed by mild chocolate and roasted grain flavors. Finishes dry. The complexity of this beer earns it an extra quarter star.

Jeff Cassin

The maple and bourbon combine to create a cherry and vanilla flavor with light caramel notes. There is a boozy burn on the finish.

Jeff Cassin

A "worldwide" beer to celebrate International Stout Day. Maple and mild coffee aroma. A fairly intense maple sugar sweetness that slowly transitions to dark roasted coffee beans. Mild cinnamon notes and a somewhat dry finish.

Jeff Cassin

Molasses and caramel nose. Cherry and bourbon, oak, and subtle vanilla notes.

Jeff Cassin

This has an earthy bitterness and a hint of the biscuit and peppercorn flavors I enjoy in NEIPAs. I appreciate that it is not overly juicy or sweet, but it's a bit thin as would be expected in a beer a lower ABV.

Jeff Cassin

A deep caramel sweetness with intense boozy notes that burn the sinuses a bit. The bitterness has faded after 16 months. As always, excellent beer.

Jeff Cassin

Toasty and dry with mild caramel notes. Finishes a bit earthy.