Growler from the Brewery. Pours opaque pale yellow, with a medium white head. Looks like a frothy glass of orange juice. Notes of tropical fruit dominate. Mango pineapple, and papaya, with some soft citrus oils, and zest. Mouth feel is slightly creamy with a soft carbonation. The finish is lightly bitter, tangy, fruity finish. Huge amounts of fruit, light citrus, a fantastic NEIPA.

Bottle from the brewery. Clear yellow pour, with a touch of hazy, and a large white head. Aroma is soft cereals, faint grasses and light citrus notes. Soft mouth feel, good carb. Finish is lightly bitter, could use more of a hop punch, it's a little soft, and very very lightly hopped. Decent, but a little underwhelming.

Growler from the brewery. Clear golden pour, with a medium white head. Aroma is bready, predominantly grassy hops, with some light lemon zest notes. Mouth feel is spot on, carb standard. Light bitterness, grassy, pale cereals, run of the mill. Well made, decent.

Clear copper pour, with a small white head. Aroma is very nutty, with light roasted malts hints of coffee, bread. Mouth feel is soft, carb is more of the same. Low bitterness soft sweetness. I'm not sure I'm getting much bitter characteristics from this. It's more a nice brown ale. It's lacking that UK Hop presence. Not sure of the hop bill, but if goldongs or fuggles weren't used, it would a welcome addition I think. If they were used, more is called for.

A slightly hazed, dark brown colour with a ruby-amber highlight, and some particles at the bottom of the glass. The head is frothy, warm-beige coloured with decent stay and some creamy-foamy lacing. Mild cherry notes over a roasted barley base, and a touch of cacao blending things. This continues into the taste, but because of the higher alcohol content, getting some Barleywine alcoholic-fruitiness. Some decent dryness in the finish, and a little warming. Not getting as much of an Imperial Stout feel, and the cherry-nibs combo, but a decent higher alcohol beer with fruitiness.

Can that pours a dark brown colour with a ruby-amber highlight, looking clean with a big creamy-frothy light beige head, good retention and loads of sticky lacing. Roasted malt flavours with some big hoppy, grassy building finish with lots of dryness. Not getting much coconut, but some bitter chocolate notes, and coffee are found lingering. Mild chocolate-coconut comes out in the nose, but still some big grassiness from the hops. Not a bad bitter, drying Stout with more coffee-like notes, some chocolate and really not finding much coconut.

Clean golden colour with decent carbonation, a white cap, good stay and foamy lacing streaks left. Big pear aromas at first with apples coming along and a nice touch of hoppy, grassy freshness. The grassiness, leaf notes come out more in the flavours, tea-like. The fruity malts are in the background. Feels like a lager, but the nose and taste are more. More fruitiness, not as much hops as new micros - so an interesting fruity-malty lager.

Clean, golden with light carbonization, a small white cap leaving a little foam around the ring, and on the brew. Sour aromas with beautiful fruitiness (papaya, mango, dragonfruit, etc) with hints of vanilla. The taste shows a little caramel malt base with the fruitiness still shinning wild. The sourness is not puckering, but adds a nice touch to all of the nice fruits. A nice mix of many styles - Imperial IPA with a Wild Ale and lots of exotic fruits. Interesting!

Cleanish, amber colour with a light beige cap, average stay and some light lacing. Aromas are. big, with caramel, nuttiness, a touch of coffee, wood. The taste is a little less rich, balanced by the hops, creating a cutting, drying finish. Thankfully not as sweet in the flavours with mild grassiness blending things. Some woody tart left on the tongue. A nice, stronger English Ale that has punch.

Clean, light golden colour with a smaller head, just leaving a quick ring. Herbal, grassy aromas over the straw malts, corn, with a touch of apples, pears. Not overly corny in the taste with the hops blending well. Quite an easy-drinking, crisp corn lager that has enough hop to put it up there.