Stovepipe can. Pours a clear golden color with a medium sized white head The aroma is mild grains and some light grassy hops. The taste, like the aroma, is mild breads and some grassy hops. Bitterness is light-medium. The palate is thin and crisp. The carbonation was prickly and distracting. Finished short and forgettable. Overall: meh

Stovepipe can. Pours a translucent gold color with a small-ish white head that soon fades away. The aroma is strong with mixed citrus; I get grapefruit, mango, pineapple and lemons. The taste does not live up the foreshadowing of the aroma. Discernable flavors include pine resins and grapefruit. Flavors seem a bit washed out and light with only bitterness remaining. Palate is light and crisp. Finishes somewhat short with lingering bitter pine. Overall: Interesting.

Draught from standings. Poured an ambery orange. Smallish head. Fruits etc.

Bouteille. A thick oily black and brown coloration. almost no head. Malts and some dark fruits to taste. A bit sour or maybe I’m having a bad bottle. OK not amazing.

Draught. Pours a gold with thin head. Not much of anose. Taste is watery with some very light citrus and hops. Blanda panda.

Dark brown off the nitro pour. Thick head. Mild chocolate, nutty, and it’s quite sweet. A bit of coffee but the nitrogen neuters this.

Bottle at home. Aroma is dark malt, caramel, coffee, touch of chocolate and dark fruits, slight vanilla, some liquorice in the finish. Flavour is moderate sweet and light bitter. Body is medium, hint of creamy coffee. Nice and mild Porter with some good coffee flavours.