12 ounce bottle. Pours a clear copper color with a medium thick white head. A big fruity orange nose. Toffee, oranges, sweet, clear tart and sweet plum. Quite nice. Solid thick palate. Works quite well, solid.

12 oz. bottle. Thank you Chalumeaux. Aroma is yeast, earthy grain, cant find fruit. Flavor is English malts, very subtle fruit, yeasty hints. Body is medium with a slick texture. Plum does come out when warm. Pretty easy drinking. One of the better brews in this years Beer Camp.

Poured from bottle dated 4/13/17 brown amber with a thin tan head. Aromas of malt fruity notes honey and yeast. Taste is plum toasted malt light roasty finish.

Beer camp 12-pack from Kroger (Barracks). Pours deep golden with a small off-white head. Aroma is dark fruit, roasted malt, yeast. Flavor is plum, yeast, roasted malt, some green vegetation, light envelope glue. Meh.

12 oz bottle from the Beer Camp 2017 pack. The beer is a light-medium amber color. Some haze. Smallish off-white head, built up some with a vigorous pour but it was stubborn. The aroma is toasty malt with fruity English yeast and some light stone fruit skin-ish acidity. The plum is interesting. Its present and noticeable but doesnt take over and you could almost miss it without knowing its from actual fruit. The hop flavors are fruity and sweet. The flavors are already well integrated and aging should take that interesting places. Fairly sweet in taste. Lots of rich toasty malt. More of that great fruity yeast flavor. The hop bitterness really isnt felt until the finish. Its just lots of fruit on top of toasted bread sweetness. Medium body with light slickness, pretty typical for Fullers. This is already a very good beer. I think age will bring out the caramel a bit as the hop and plum fruitiness fades. Its very smooth and easy to drink. Quite pleasant. I prefer Fullers Vintage Ale, but thats a classic and this is an interesting twist on that blueprint.

12 ounce bottle. Hazy orange-amber, thin creamy tan head, fair retention. Aroma of toasted malts and plum. The taste is plum, yeast, lemon, toasted malt. Medium bodied, simple, well balanced. Quite nice.

Bottle from a Lazy Dog. Slightly hazy dirty amber color with a thin quickly dissipating bubbly white head. Sweet toffee and caramel maltiness with some earthy citrus that counters nicely. Moderate stone fruitiness Pretty tasty sipper.

Bottle pour into tulip glass from Epsom Circle Market. Appearance is clear reddish-pink-orange with trace sparkle, finger-width beige foamy head with poor retention and no lacing. Aroma is earthy, light fruit, yeast. Taste is earthy European malts, fruit, mild yeasty tart. Palate is light bodied with thin texture, average carbonation and mix of sweet and lightly tart finish. Overall, the color is striking but the rest is good, though not spectacular.