Nice stuff. Light spiciness. Lightly hoppiness. Nice.

Honey and apples. Nice stuff! Don’t really understand mead but this was nice and very easy drinking

Very malty. British style maybe. Not strong on the hops. Bit spicy.

Bottle, mail order from the brewery. Interesting nose, honey, green apple, lemon, slightly minerally and flowery. Very pale, straw gold, with a touch fo haze and a lacy head but noticeable bubbles. Flavor is nicely fruity, lightly sweet, honey, apple, citrus. Interesting, refreshing, not too sweet, quite crisp. Slightly estery, flowery finish. Well done. I am not sure I would guess it was mead if not told. Almost like a semi-sweet (or demi-sec) sparkling white wine.

Bottle, mail order from the brewery. Rich, nutty coffee nose, with dark chocolate, some caramel, cream, roasted malts. Nice nose. Pitch black with a low, fine, tan head. Rich malt, chocolate, a touch of licorice, coffee, creamy. Finish is very bitter, though, from the roast, or coffee? Not exactly sure but seems roasted and not from the hops. Midpalate is great. Light, crisp. All but the finish is excellent.

Bottle, mailed from the brewery. Big citrus nose, lime and lemon, cream, light biscuit malt. Hazy, glowing deep golden orange with lace. Nicely tart but not hugely sour, great lime flavor, salt, crackery malt. Tart citrus and salt finish. Tart, clean, and refreshing. Nothing overdone or out of place.

Apple pie, spice is subtle, enjoyed it in spite of my aversion to cinnamon!