On tap at The Magnet, pours a clear blonde with a small white head. Aroma is quite funky, with acidic citrusy notes, plenty of floral notes, and lots of barnyard funk. Flavour is funky and gently acidic, with wild bugs, lacto, citrus, and gentle floral notes. The adjuncts are rather suppressed. Pleasant funk but not terribly exciting or complex. Solid.

473mL can, pours a hazy dull golden with a quickly-diminishing white head. Nose brings out a nice earthy barnyard funk, with a touch of vinous character, oak, and some gooseberry. Flavour is bright and complex for such a low ABV beer; there's notes of citrusy gooseberry, moderate barnyard funk, a hint of grape must, and oak. Dry, nicely funky, with an oaky, gooseberry-like finish. Quite nice.

473mL can, pours a cloudy opaque peachy yellow with a medium white head. Aroma is chalky and earthy, with earthy hops, a touch of citrus, and light wood. Flavour is milky and chalky, with plenty of pithy stone fruits, muddled hops, and earthiness. Way too chalky and murky, but it's not a disaster at least -- just a pretty muddled beer.

473mL can, pours a cloudy golden yellow with a medium white head. Nose brings out plenty of oaky notes, earthy hops, a touch of citrus, and some pithy tropical fruitiness. Flavour is very juicy, with lots of tropical fruits, bold citrus hops, a touch of earthiness, almost no foeder notes, and minimal pithiness. Vibrant, bright, juicy, and nicely hopped, with some gentle funkiness creeping in at the end. For a double hazy, this manages to avoid the usual traps in the style (chalkiness, murkiness, pithiness) and still packs some hops and vibrant juiciness. Very good.

473mL can, pours a clear copper with a large foamy beige head. Aroma brings out plenty of piney hops, woody resins, and caramel bready malt. Flavour is dry, with a woody resinous hop character -- like there were some sticky sugars here but the wood seems to have eaten them -- along with pine and dry bready malt. Dry, pleasantly bitter, and woody. Nicely done.

Poured from the tap. Clear-ish gold with small white head. Bready malt, resinous hops, mild dankness.

On tap at Darby's, pours a clear golden with a small white head. Aroma brings out gently dank hops, earthiness, a touch of resins, and murky bready malt. Flavour is oily and resinous, with pretty forceful dank hops, plenty of bitter pine cones and resins. There's only a thin bready malt backbone, with very low residual sweetness, so it finishes dry and bitter. Maybe not the best hop expression but it's a solid attempt.

On tap at Darby's, pours a clear dull yellowish blonde with a small white head. Aroma brings out gentle rustic saison yeast, floral esters, and biscuity notes. Flavour is gentle, with gentle black pepper, rustic saison yeast, and gentle esters. Lightly tart, with a rustic, grainy finish. For such a low ABV beer, this is decent, but overall, it's not particularly interesting or complex.

Poured from nitro tap. Dry cocoa powder, slightly metallic, average dry stout. Underwhelming.