Can picked up at Brew Cavern, Nottingham. It pours hazy deep red with a medium frothy off-white head. The aroma is fresh, fruity, tangy cherry, juicy, red apple, red grape, melon, sponge cake and cherry pie. The taste is dry, light bitterness, juicy, tangy, loads of cherry, sour cherry pie, red apple, touch of spice, straw, tannin and a bit of alcohol kick. Medium body and moderate, foamy carbonation. Fun fruity action. Has a nice real. Cherry character to it.

Can from BeerHeadz Nottingham. Deep ruby colour with a pinkish head. Aroma yeasty cherry. Taste both sweet and light sour cherry, really nice and refreshing.

Can from Appellation Wines, Comely Bank. Pours clear red with a pink-tinged head. Aromas of cherry and spice. Taste is dominated by the saison character for me, less by the fruit. Promises a ridiculous amount of cherries, but doesn't quite deliver. Dry finish.

Can at home... Deep red.. Small pink head.. Very fruity berries nose.. Dry light bitter fruits.. Soft yeasty fruit.. Dry berries.. Soft bitter pith.. Little blood orange finish

Keg at the hanging bat. Pours red, nose is grass, herbal, light cherry, taste is sweet cherry, juicy, spiced, herbal.

Can from Appellation Wines Comely Bank. Appearance - bright cherryade with a nice fluffy pink-white head. Steady carbonation. Nose - big cherry and cherry lozenge notes. Underpinned by light spice and candied fruit from the saison yeast. Taste - sweet cherry up front, some wood. Dry saison yeast kicks in through the middle and end leaving a clove and white pepper note on the finish. Palate - medium-ish bodied, then lean and dry through the middle and end. Overall - it's good gear, this.