500ml bottle into pint glass. Dense hazy copper coloured beer with solid white head. Fine carbonation visible. Aroma of citrus fruit and caramel. Medium body, flat mouthfeel. Light smoky bitterness is followed by musky fruitiness. Alcohol well hidden at 5.8% Quite bitter for an amber ale.

On tap at Canvas, pours a clear golden orange with a small white head. Aroma brings out notes of piney hops and biscuity malt in a restrained manner. Flavour is dry, with biscuity malt and dry floral hops. Nicely balanced, with a dry finish. Pretty standard pale but it works.

On tap at The Grain Store Beer Cafe, pours a hazy pale golden blonde with a small white head. Aroma brings out earthy hops and caramel notes in good balance. Flavour is fairly laid back for a IIPA, with biscuity malt and light piney hops. Rather muted for the style, but it's pretty nice still. Decent but lacking.

500ml bottle(bottled 9 days ago) into shaker. Aroma of passionfruit, grass, ’juicy fruit’, touch of vanilla. Hazy yellow beer with solid white head. A few tiny bubbles ascend. Light body, taste is flat and hollow. Finish is nutty, salty, weak fruit cordial. Flavour becomes more rounded as it warms, not sure this is a good attribute for a lager but it certainly adds interest. Hoppy and atypical lager.

On tap at Keg & Brew, pours a deep dark mahogany with a small white head. Aroma brings out toasted malt and piney hops. Flavour is quite robust, with lots of roasted malt and piney hops. More like a black IPA. Great one.

On tap at Keg & Brew, pours a hazy golden with a small white head. Aroma brings out resinous hops and alcoholic notes. Flavour is intense as fuck, with resinous hops, lots of pine and sweet caramel. Well-balanced and not too brutal. Very good.

Om tap at the brewery. Hazy light amber with a vaguely piney, citusy aroma. Has a decent rindy pithy bitterness, bit of orange bit floral, and a sweeter, biscuity malt character.