330ml bottle into pint glass. Pours a hazy golden amber with light carbonation and a big foamy head. Aromas of light fruit and a little spice. Light body with some initial bitterness. Finish is lingering with stonefruit. Drinkable but forgettable.

Endeavour seem to have changed focus as their beers no longer feature different years. Their website only lists 'core', 'reserve', and 'special' beers. So this 330ml bottle is their reserve amber ale. Pours a hazy bronze colour with a foamy white head. Patchy lacing. Many tiny bubbles ascend. Nose is toffee and caramel. Slightly effervescent with a little bitterness. The finish is more toffee and caramel but also some balancing pepper. The very end is dry with a little herbal bitterness encouraging another sip. Nice beer without being outstanding.

Pint on tap at Endeavour Tap Rooms, The Rocks. Pours a dark dark brown with a tightly packed creamy white head. Faint nose of chocolate and cocoa, perhaps a hint of orange. Luscious creamy body, good lacing. Taste is mostly dark chocolate with a very faint touch of orange right at the end. Nice drinkable stout.

Might be a little bit better than 2016. Not overly hoppy. More malt than citris.

(Bottle) Pours clear pale gold with small loose short-lived white head. Nice aroma - pine, lemon, hints of toast. Light body, lively rather fizzy carbonation. Taste starts pleasantly tart and fruity, it becomes a bit thin with some low key malt in the mid palate, then some pleasant restrained hoppiness appears in the finish. Very drinkable, but not very special.