Pint on tap at Basement Brewhouse, Bankstown. Murky brown beer with thin film of suds on top. Good lacing. Nose is sweet spicy tea. Flat mouthfeel, smooth texture. Light and refreshing with a complex dry spice finish with cloves and nutmeg. Beautifully balanced and easy-drinking. One of the best beers I've had this year.

Can. Hazy gold with a white head. Aroma of mild wheaty funk, spices - as much lemon pepper as rosemary - vague berries. Light and soft texture with a fair bit of fizz. Crackery with mild fruit and spices - the rosemary is more prominent than the berries but neither stick out too much. Dryish and spiced a the end, no discernible bitterness. It's refreshing. I can't recall having rosemary in a beer before but it works rather well.

375ml can into schooner glass. Pours a hazy golden amber with a crown of white foam on top. Light carbonation. Clean aroma of citrus fruit and pepper. Bitter and fruity with moments of stonefruit and malt. Nice IPA.

Schooner on tap at Club Rivers, Riverwood. Cloudy amber beer with thin creamy white head. Nose is oranges with a touch of malt. A bit of zing, full-bodied. Finish is orange sherbet with earthy, piney notes. Late on, bitter orange makes an appearance. Really nice IPA. Not quite sure where Royal Blood fits in, but they're good and this beer is good too.

From a 375ml can on 17/4/2018. Pours a clearish medium golden with a small head. Has a fair dash of tropical fruit in the nose. Quite fruit forward taste wise, with lots of sweet orange, mandarin, mango and peach. Finishes with a relatively firm grapefruity, resiny bitterness. The palate is slick and the carbonation moderate. As Curly Joe noted below, this is just a really solid IPA - nice sweet/ bitter balance and quite quaffable. Go Canberra!

From a 375ml can n 25/2/2018. Pours a dark reddy brown with a medium head. The aroma is faint, with light fruit, malt and mineral notes. Flavour wise, there's some sweet fruitiness against a caramel malt background. Finishes off with a pretty decent hop kick. Medium bodied with average carbonation. No stand out, but a pretty decent red IPA.

Can. Amber with a cream head. Aroma of toffee, strong bread, dried fruit, hints of tropical fruit, grass, herbs. Quite sweet with lots of toffee but the body is quite light and very clean so there's a clear view to the end which is fairly bitter and a little resinous. Not bad.

375ml can into shaker. Deep golden copper coloured beer with frothy white head and the occasional bubble. Patchy lacing. Nose of grass, earth, pepper, malt, and pine. Full bodied and smooth, taste is initially sweet and malty. Finish is much more intensely bitter. Nice IPA, pulls no punches.