Can. Murky brown with an off white head. 3- Aroma of sour oranges, ginger, weeds, cassia bark. Spritzy, lots of citrus peel, no juice. Burnt caramel. Dryish with a woody digestif finish. As much bitters as chinotto. Bold. A tonic. Won't be for everyone but I liked it

(Can) Pours cloudy pinkish orange with tiny white head. Aroma is fruity with vanilla hints. Light body with bright carbonation. Sour and fruity with peaches, raspberry hints, some peppery notes. Unusual, tasty, very drinkable, a bit odd.

Can. Mauve in colour! Plum nose. Lovely, spritzy plum with medium sourness and some dryness. Nicely done.

Can. Murky purple with a white head that never disappears. Shy wheaty aroma with bracken and plums. Soft, yoghurt-tart with light plums and spices, gebtle citrus-tinged bitterness. Floaty and almost ethereal before a decisive refreshing finish.

Can. Yellow with some haze. Apricots and herb aromas. The fruit is forward with saison yeasts underneath. Fascinating.

Can. Deep gold with a small white head. Wheaty and funky aroma with fruity notes - I might have guessed melon. It's weird to say it tastes cold but somehow it does. Dry and a bit grainy with subtle fruit and (fortunately) subtler cucumber before a modestly salty, spicy and slightly astringent finish - google tells me karkalla is what I'd call pig face, which makes sense given the finish. Nearly passed on this one because I don't like cucumber but glad I didn't. Surely the most creative brewery in Australia. --- Beer merged from original tick of (collab with) Stomping Ground / Little Latin Lucy Crystal Healing on 29 Mar 2019 at 11:23 - Score: Appearance - 6 | Aroma - 7 | Flavor - 7 | Texture - 8 | Overall - 7.5. Original review text: Can. Deep gold with a small white head. Wheaty and funky aroma with fruity notes - I might have guessed melon. It's weird to say it tastes cold but somehow it does. Dry and a bit grainy with subtle fruit and (fortunately) subtler cucumber before a modestly salty, spicy and slightly astringent finish - google tells me karkalla is what I'd call pig face, which makes sense given the finish. Nearly passed on this one because I don't like cucumber but glad I didn't. Surely the most creative brewery in Australia.

Can. Opaque brownish orange with a small white head. 3- Shy aroma of herbs, dough, apricots, oranges. Much more vibrant upon a sip - fruity, tart, funky with intriguing spices and a dryish and bitter finish. The apricots disappear into the yeasty notes. Refreshing. Another one that's really not like another beer I can recall.

Can. Hazy orange. Loads of different aromas - plums, some spices, citrus. And the flavour mix is that plus more, with a bit of creaminess and funk. These folks may well be druids. Well worth the risk to your mental wellbeing.

Can. Hazy orange with a white head that fades but doesn't disappear. Aroma of both tart and jammy plums, grapefruit, mandarin, Epsom salts, slight funk. Light bodied, (too) fizzy. Just the expected fruit at first, then a bit of mango, pineapple astringency with crackers, minerals and rather more bitterness than expected. Some curious herbal notes at the end too. Intriguing, refreshing.

Can. A hazy golden beer with a white head. The aroma has notes of salt, wheat, and straw. The flavor is sour with notes of wheat, salt, and straw, leading to a dry finish.