330ml bottle from Master of Malt. Hazy yellow-gold colour with a short-lived white foam head. Aroma has notes of funk, floral, honey, apple, oak, woody. Taste is tart, tangy, floral, honeyish, apple, floral, herbal, woody oak, tea, funky, earthy, with drying tannin. Light to medium bodied, spritzy carbonation, dry tannic finish. Interesting, quite drinkable.

How: Bottle.
Where: Sweet & Sour 2016.
Appearance: Clear dark amber colour with no head.
Aroma: Strawberries, vanilla, honey, floral.
Body: Medium body, flat carbonation.
Flavour: Strawberries, honey, alcohol.

Bottle courtsy of rlgk. Pours tiny hazy deep red leaving some subtle legs on the glass with a swirl. Smell is heavy fruity with lightly floral honey, intense concentrated fresh strawberries, vanilla beans, moist soil and hints of alcohol. Taste is tiny sweet, slightly sour, fruity and tiny floral. Mouthfeel is soft, round, slightly dry, tiny tart, tiny astringent, tiny boozy and medium bodied. Finish is tiny sweet and tiny sour with light honey, freshly crushed strawberries, moist soil, alcohol and lemon peal. I expected something much sweeter but this is fairly dry. Heavy fresh strawberry character without the weirdness that usually comes with that berry. Drinkable!

Bottle shared at the Watford tasting, many thanks to Daniel for this one. Aroma is earthy honey, alcohol, light funk, some alcohol, light pear. Flavour is nice fresh honey, pear, hint of funk, floral pollen, sugary honey. Palate is sweet and sugary, moderate carbonation, some warming alcohol. Slightly bity texture.

Bottle thanks to Dan. It pours clear and very pale. The aroma is earthy, hay, floral, subtle honey sweetness and cinnamon cracker. The taste is smooth, sweet, honey, rather floral, pear, apple, white grape, white chocolate and some alcohol warmth with a smooth finish. Medium + body and fine carbonation. Fairly restrained actually. Drinks easier than I expected.