Aztikeri

Aztikeri hits you with a bright, almost citrus-forward bitterness that doesn't lag or fade weird. There's a clean malt backbone underneath—nothing fancy, nothing apologetic. It's the kind of IPA that tastes like the brewer knew exactly what they wanted to do and did it. The finish is dry without being harsh, and you can actually taste individual hops rather than a blur. At 6% it sips easy but doesn't feel watered down.

Earl Grey IPA

Earl Grey IPA's the one that makes you pause mid-sip. You get the expected citrus and pine, but then the tea aromatics surface—bergamot and subtle floral notes that feel intentional, not accidental. It's less aggressively hoppy than you'd expect from the name; instead it's more textured, more layered. The finish has this slightly herbal, almost chamomile quality that keeps evolving. It's a beer that rewards paying attention.