Pours a clear bright gold with snow white head. Aromas of citrus, grapefruit, jackfruit, and hoppiness dominate the nose as well as background floral aromas. Underlying spice contributes to the complexity of this beer and blends very well with the fruit flavors and hoppiness. The drinkability of Little Sumpin’ Sumpin’ is a testament to the expert use of hops. When I first tasted this beer I was taken aback with how amazingly balanced and full of flavor it was. I literally said “damn!”. This is a beer that you can drink all day and still treasure every sip.
I had no idea Little Sumpin’ Sumpin’ is a wheat ale when I first tried it (can you believe it?). Lagunitas single handedly redefined wheat beers with the way they crafted this ale. It is in fact a far cry from what many call “wheat beers”. Unlike any wheat ale, It is brewed with 50% wheat malt which gives the beer its depth and sweetness and “C”- hops* that contribute the fruit flavors and hoppiness. Little Sumpin’ Sumpin’ was a limited release until its unanimous approval nationwide inspired the brewers to make it a permanent addition to the lineup. Standing strong at 7.5% ABV it has some sass and is true to its name delivering a “Little Sumpin’ Sumpin'”
Seller Description: A truly unique style featuring a strong hop finish on a silky body. A filtered pale wheat ale that is great for both IPA and wheat beer fans.
* “C” – Hops are any of the strains of hops that begin with the letter C, most notably Cascade, Chinook, Centennial, and Colombus. According to experts, this beer uses them all.

This Saison/Farmhouse ale pours with a fizzy head and an opaque golden color. It is fruity with a very slight white pepper flavor, the strawberry is also noticeable but a very pleasant cider-like apple/apricot taste is more present in the taste and aroma . The honey is a wonderful background note contributing to the tartness. Beers that are tart and sour are my favorite and the large variety of sour styles are some of the most complex, exciting, creative beers available. At ~$30 a bottle, Gillian is quite an expensive beer but like any delicious and unique bottle of wine, if the flavor is something special and enjoyable, it is definitely worth the price.




Cigar City Cubano-style Espresso pours a dark brown black and has an awakening, delicious nose of coffee. This English Brown Ale has notes of espresso and coffee that are more rich and poignant than any beer or stout that I have ever had. Background notes of cocoa and chocolate add to the well-rounded warmth of this beer. True to the smooth nature of a brown ale, this beer is unique and excellently executed. I would much rather drink Cigar City Cubano-style Espresso beer than any cup of coffee.