Keg at Six D North, Aberdeen. It pours cloudy pale orange with a small white head. The nose is earthy, wheat, barnyard, some cream cheese and hay. The taste is crisp, orange, tangerine, minerals, wheat, light fruity tartness and sherbet with a dry finish. Medium body and fine, prickly carbonation. Nice citrus character to it. Crisp and very drinkable. Tasty stuff.

33cl Bottle. Appearance - light olden lemon with a decent head. Nose - tangy slightly farmhouse. If there’s any fruit it’s probably somewhere between lemon and pineapple. Taste - definitely a herby pineapple on the taste. Palate - medium bodied with some sweet and soir going on through the middle section and a dry tangy finish. Overall - a solid representation of a Saison. Would’ve liked deeper pineapple flavours and the expected spiciness was missing. Enjoyable though.

Cask at Six Degrees North, ABZ. It pours hazy golden yellow with a bubbly white head. The nose is banana bread, clove, spice, wheat and citrus peel. The taste is bitter-sweet, banana, generic citrus, toasty sugars, spice and light bitterness with a short, dryish finish. Medium body and soft carbonation. Straightforward drinkable wheat ale. Fine.

Bottle at Six Degrees ABZ. It pours hazy amber with a small bubbly beige head. The nose is tangerine, nectarine, peach, sherbet, candy, wood and a touch of alcohol. The taste is smooth, bitter-sweet, peach, tangerine, candy, light tartness, spice, toffee, wood and some alcohol warmth. Medium+ carbonation and soft carbonation. Lacking a touch of condition, but very nice nonetheless.

2013 Version on keg at Six Degrees North, ABZ. It pours opaque black with medium tan head. The nose is Christmas spice, earth, roast, candy, cocoa, Dandelion & Burdock and sweet aniseed. The taste is roasty, toast, aniseed, candy, light spice, cola cubes, cocoa, earth and light bitterness with a dry finish. Medium body and moderate carbonation. All comes together rather well. Smooth, balanced and very drinkable. 8 - 3 - 8 - 3 - 16. 3.8 overall

2015 version on keg at Six Deg North ABZ. It pours clear deep amber - brown with medium off-white head. The nose is sweet, sticky, oily, baked goods, candy sugar, fruit cake, dried fruits, Dundee cake, ginger and candied peel. The taste is toasted malts, earthy, candied citrus peel, fruit candy, touch of alcohol warmth, bitter - sweet character, marzipan, sugared plums, spice and sugared almonds with a smooth finish. Medium body and fine carbonation. Well balanced and drinkable. 8 - 3 - 7 - 3 - 15. 3.6 Overall. 3.7 avg.

Keg at Six Degrees North. It pours hazy golden with a thick white head. The nose is spice, coriander, ginger, dough, barnyard and grain. The taste is doughy, spice, hay, mild sweetness, crisp bitterness and barnyard with a dry finish. Medium body, moderate carbonation and foamy mouth-feel. A solid Belgian ale.

Bottle from The Beerhive. Cloudy golden body with no head, carbonation or lacing. Aroma of cardboard, banana and pear. Dull fruity flavour with a hint of metal. Thin body with a watery texture. Soft carbonation. Ugly, thin and bland - not great. This bottle was 4.6% ABV.

Keg at the vintage... Deep. Black... Thin tan head... Again to cold and way way to fuzzy for a stout... Light charcoal... And tiny sour like hints but that may just be the fizz which is totally ruining this

Keg at the vintage.. Hazy amber... Small white head... Soft sweet zezty peach... Light banana nose... Over fizzy... Light bitter front... Orange peach... Soft fruits... Long soft bitter fruit linger 3.3 Keg at six degrees north Glasgow... Golden amber.. Thin white lacing... Soft sweet floral... Long bready fruits.. Soft sweet fruits. 3.6

Tasting from bottle thanks to Pete @ Beerhive. Appearance - looks like a Wit, kind of cloudy/bitty with a thin head. The colour is barely cream. Nose - gently creamy/wheaty with no hint of the expected orange or coriander. Taste - as with the nose. Palate - very light and thin bodied but a refreshing drink at least. Overall - perhaps lacklustre would be a slightly better name as it lacks the body expected in a wit. However, it wasn’t unpleasant.