Two new Bundobust brews available tonight, although I prefer three as there's a discount on the taster tray provided. Clear bright golden, a dryish lager with a decent lager-malt taste.

Plum and Nut, two very bad nicknames for friends I have to add, are about at equal measure here, whilst the dark malt porter character is sweet. The lingering fruit in this respect is the main reason.

Dunga was a Brazilian in my 1990 World Cup sticker book. This Dhunghar looks like an innocent enough golden lager but it's smoked all the way in aroma and taste. The sweetness of the lager is the most prominent feature of the style's regularity, and its carbonation is prominent enough, but it's certainly different in a good way.

A suitably named festive beer, in Hindi. Deeper golden west coast appearance and styling, with quite a lot of sugary hoppiness available.

I genuinely can't believe they've made 400 brews given I've checked their output consistently since their Inception and have only missed a handful I've ever seen advertised. Dank cloudy golden coloured with a small head. Its texture suggests DIPA, but it doesn't feel its strength and in terms of taste everything feels quite neutral and disappointing for it. There's not a great deal going on in this one apart from a hint of sugary-tropical fruit late in its aftertaste. Some tropical aroma too.