Cloudy gold with a decent white head. Light cheese and apricot. Soured apricot and dirty notes. Not great.

Clear gold with a decent white head. Dirty banana and peach. Banana and a dirty note. Not pleasant.

650mL bottle, pours a cloudy dull orange with a small white head. Aroma brings out bright apricots upfront, with a touch of wild yeast. Flavour follows through, with lots of bright apricot, gentle wild yeast and a hint of sweetness. Lots of apricots, with a nice wild yeast finish. Good stuff.

This has a dark dried apricot colour, thin head, and the nose has a lot of apricot. On the palate, a light tartness, sort of muddled, and a fair bit of sweet apricot. This has to be one of the first times Persephone has ever used brett, but there is some inexperience with this beer.

Mellow peach. A bit dirty on the hefeweizen yeast, and it's been covered up with heavy peach syrup sort of character. Not that great.

On tap at the brewery. Bitter and resinous hop. Dank. Overly dank. Allium from Columbus, which is really intense. This ends up being unbalanced because all you get is this over the top Columbus that is devoid of the normally refined goodness of that hop, the malts are overwhelmed as a result. A bit disappointed in this one.

Hazy, with a thick head. Moderate hoppiness. Feels quite piney. It's okay, pretty ordinary for the style, and not clean on the fermentation, which is a thing with Persephone lately.

Hazy, dull pale. Light tartness. Mellow salt. Probably needs another element, because the kelp doesn't show at all besides salt, and the tartness isn't all that clean.

473mL can, pours jet black with a small tan head. Aroma is loaded with dry espresso, some dry oats, and a hint of cocoa. Flavour is very dry, with hearty oats and loads of coffee. The coffee is pretty monolithic but not very complex. Hearty and drinkable, but pretty simplistic.

Can, Firefly. Pale with a slight haze. Fairly thick head. The aroma is sort of an apple juice accent that seems a bit weird to me. It's got a moderate bitterness, and it's got a bright juicy hop character. Malts aren't bad - just sort of unobtrusive, but not really good enough to carry the beer, as was the case when Keller Pils and Gibsons B were at their prime. Still, it's got a pretty nice bitterness and drinks well.