Bottle, from 2016, thx Brandt! Hazy pale golden body, not much head. Funky, yeasty, creamy aroma, floral, vague yellow fruit, some oxidation. Big carbonation, creamy, tart, citric, white wine towards raisins, empty, bit corky, tart. Oooh, this is actually fun, really unusual, very delicate, lightly oxidized. Glad to have tried it!

Bottle. Interesting it's still 6% ABV. Black with a fat coat of brown head that's soon a rim and island. 3+ Luscious chocolate, nut and raspberry aroma. Mainly jammy raspberry but hints of wild hairiness too. Smooth texture that must be the lactose because it's reasonably sour. This does obscure the chocolate and to some degree the nuts but as it warmed above 10C this was less so - so much so that after a while I'm going up a point.

Pours black with a quickly fading tan head.Nose shows sultanas, chocolate, hazelnut, whiskey, vanilla, roasted malt.Flavours include more hazelnut, roasted malt, tangy acidity (?), whisky, and a bit of toasty bitterness in the finish.

0.375 l bottle from 'Ace Drinks', bottled in November 2018. Hazy, orangeish amber with a medium large, frothy, slowly diminishing, white head. Sweetish, slightly sourish, quite fruity and rather funky aroma of overripe lemon, white grapes, gooseberry, cheese and cellar. A little sweet, gently sour, very fruity and quite funky taste of overripe lemon, gooseberry, white grapes, oak, some cheese and light cellar, followed by a short, gently tart, slightly woody-dry finish. Almost medium-bodied, slightly astringent and gently effervescent mouthfeel, lively carbonation. Very nice ale, quite refreshing and complex at the same time, extremely well-balanced as well. This one made me curious!

Tap. Gold with a white head. Crackery dough, punchy spices.  Dry. Lime, some minerals. Hints of apricot. Only slightly funky. Lowish bitterness. Refreshing with more body and better balance than you'd often get at this ABV. Here's hoping La Sirène recover from their current asbestos-related travails.

Bottle. Clear red amber with a cream head. Aroma is jammy with almonds, baking spices, oak. Quite sour and a bit vinegary. Cherries are a little more prominent than I recall them in the normal version. Torched sugary dough, some twigs, firm oak. Another one that's both good and intriguing from La Sirène.

Bottle. Luminous deep gold with a modest raft of bubbles that's soon gone. Aroma of sweet plums and old lemon sourness, bracken. I'd guess the plums are those small yellow ones. Really quite sour and with a fair bit of body. Carbonation is very low. Good, deep flavours but lacks the lightness of the peach and raspberry version.

Light easy, mild stone fruit sour.