Can. Murky amber with a modest white head. 3- Aroma of ginger and cinnamon biscuits. Light bodied. Bittersweet and drier than expected with citrus and spices (pepper as well as ginger and cinnamon) sitting pretty nicely together. Some warmth from the ginger.

750ml bottle share. Pours golden yellow. Citrus and acid nose. Very sherbety with lemon and rhubarb and medium sourness.

Can. Pours amber. Cinnamon nose. Using cinnamon in beer is a very tricky endeavour. Here it just doesn't work. Too much of a soap/air freshener vibe. Very off-putting.

Another quarantinnie. Yellow and hazy with a fluffy white head that lasts OK. Aroma of crackery dough, Meyer lemon, pineapple. Short of medium bodied but slightly creamy and fairly fizzy. Punchy (spiced) citrus, some stone fruit and crackers, less tropical than it smelled. Some pineapple, menthol. Dry and fairly bitter at the end. I'd guess a few years ago this would have been marketed as an India Saison. Good. Hope it's a regular.

Can. Pours very dark brown. Choc and coconut nose. Some solid trickery here, with the milky sweetness coming from almond and coconut. The coffee lacks the wet grounds problem, and all up it's very well-balanced, well-executed pastry stout at the not too sickly sweet end of the spectrum.

Another Quarantinny. Hazy gold. Pineapple nose. Fair bit of that flavour wise too. Stuck in a bitter of a a no man's land in terms of style, with the bitterness a bit clashing with the juice.

Can. Almost opaque orange with a white head that's soon less than a coat. 3- Funky aroma with loads of white peach, apricot stones, vanilla, citrus blossoms, crackery dough - lovely but threatens to be too sweet for me. But no. As peachy but cleaner than expected with a spicy and slightly cleaning productish dry and moderately bitter finish. Refreshing, pretty good.

Can. Pours golden with some cloud and healthy white head. Classic passionfruit and citrus nose. Those flavours come through well over a cracket biscuit base. Nice lingering bitterness. Another fine single hop showcase.

From 750ml bottle. Pours deep amber. Fruit cake and straw on nose. Saison fizz plus a herbaceous spiciness (is that a thing) that makes for a lovely sipper with a little sour kick at the back end. Very unusual.

Can from taproom. Slightly hazy pink yellow. Loads of esthers and peach aromas. Slightly fizzy, crisp, with appropriate barnyard funk and the peach is really prominent. Another winner.