On tap at Camp Beer, pours a hazy dark amber with a small beige head. Nose brings out gently peated malt, with bready malt, and a little caramel. Flavour is fairly smoky, with bready malt, a little caramel and some gentle fruitiness. Peaty but not overbearing.

On tap at Camp Beer, pours a clear pink with a small white head. Aroma is full of strawberry, light lacto and moderate tartness. Flavour is very sour and tart, with moderate acidity, tart strawberry, and lacto. Simple and tart.

Hazy and pale, with a thick, fluffy head. Has a nice banana and fruit aroma, mixing the yeast and hop quite well. Medium body, but not actually that much residual sugar, so it’s drier than I would have expected. Still fairly low bitterness, but there is a splash of hop in the finish. Not bad – this isn’t the easiest style to wrangle for a lot of brewers but this gets it done.

Cloudy and does kind of look peachy. Just a thin head. Big apricot and peach aroma – they are blending into each other a lot here, but more apricot on the nose and peach on the palate is my take. Light tartness, and still seems like a decent amount of sugar from the fruit so it’s pretty well balanced.

Quite cloudy, peachy appearance. Not much head, maybe a bit of pond scum and that’s it. The aroma is like smoked peaches or something, a bit weird. Low bitterness, kind of an empty body, and then there’s some peachy stuff. But it comes across as a bit muddled. Like, it’s unique but I don’t get the impression they were making a unique beer here, just something went slightly awry, and some of that is in a good way, and some of that is in a not good way, but the end result is still okay.

Bright and brassy, looks nice, even with just a thin head. The aroma is chewy malt and oxidized hop. So it’s chewy, moderate bitterness at best, and there’s no real hop brightness.

Bright, brassy colour, with just a thin head. Earthy hops and rich chewy malts. Lots of crystal and old school bitterness. Not bad, just a bit old fashioned, as the name sort of indicates.

Pale, pinkish, just a thin head. Light strawberry accent, touch wheaty. Fairly tart but also a bit phenolic.

Yellow, vibrant. Tart on the palate, like underripe version of pineapple and mango. I don’t hate it, though, I mean that almost kind of works.