Tap at Cherry Reds, Birmingham. Pours a dark gold with thin white top. Slightly rustic grain noted IPA with marmalade, stone fruits, pine, grass. Not exactly punchy but quite pleasant. Went down well on a session out.

Tap. Cloudy yellow-gold with wispy white head. Has a bubble-gum wheat character with grapefruit and some tangerine notes. Medium bodied, fine carbonation, has a refreshing zing to it but nothing standout.

Cask at The Colmore, Birmingham. Misted gold with wispy white head. This one has a sweet almost donut malt with jammy apricot, light yeast. It was ok but not a huge fan.

Tap at The Colmore, Birmingham. Deep hazed yellow-gold. Mango and pineapple come through in the main, semi-dry and quite bitter in the finish. Medium to full bodied and fine carbonation. A decent fruit sour.

Cask at the Wellington, Birmingham on 11/11/22. Light misty gold, small white top. Quite a fruity aroma with peach and soft citrus. Taste of peach, grapefruit, light zest, herbal bitter bite. Light to medium bodied, refreshing, semi-drying. Nice.

Can from Connolly's Wine Merchants, Birmingham, in store. Pours a semi-hazed golden orange with thin white top. Aroma of the blood orange, quite sweet with a floral and earthy hop. Taste of sweet tangy blood orange, glucose syrup, a floral medicinal and earthy finish. Light to medium bodied but slick. It half works and its decent but its a bit of a strange one. When I first started drinking craft, these flavoured pales were like a revelation but I think my tastes have changed.

Cask at the Wellington, Birmingham. Mostly clear gold with small white top. Notes of peach, berries, light funk. Semi-drying, medium bodied. Nice.

Cask at The Wellington, Birmingham at 6%. Cloudy gold with small white cap. Its quite tangy with a nectarine and orange peel, some yeastiness and chalk. Drying medium body. Decent.

On tap at Cherry Reds, Birmingham Hazy gold-amber pour with moderate sized white head. Turned out to be quite a dank beer with stone fruit, caramel, bread and minerals running through and a tangy dank finish. Interesting.

Can from Connolly's Wine Merchants. Hazy pinkish-brown, small off-white top. Raspberry milkshake aroma, nice and fruity. Taste of raspberries, lactose, grains, vanilla, quite dry and bitter in finish. Fairly tasty but only comes together in part.