(Can) Pours slightly hazy golden amber with small white head. Pleasant subtle aroma with notes of pine, caramel and citrus. Medium body with fine bright carbonation. Nice taste with plenty of hop flavour but restrained bitterness. There’s a pleasant citrusy start that quickly gives way to herbal hop flavours. There is some malt but it’s light and largely masked by the hops. Very enjoyable.

(Can) Great looking beer - black with big tan head. Great aroma too with nice toasty and chocolate notes. Medium body with soft slickness and fine bright carbonation. Great taste too with some dark toffee sweetness and chocolate balanced with notes of burnt sugar and some tarty. It all works together really well. Very nice.

(Can) Pours deep red brown with small loose tan head. Nice aroma with pine, toast, toffee. Medium body with a slight stickiness to it and bright carbonation. Pleasant, interesting and unusual flavour with quite a lot going on. There’s a strong spiciness from start to finish, that evolves through the palate from peppery to peppery and bitter. There’s dark toffee with a note of just burnt toast. Unusual, enjoyable.

(Can) Pours opaque yellow (reminding me of lemon curd in terms of colour) with tiny white head. Lovely juicy aroma of pine and citrus. Great mouthfeel with medium body, a slight chewiness and nice bright carbonation. Good taste too. Fresh and juicy with hops in the spotlight from start to finish. Fruitier notes at the start give way to spicier and moderately bitter notes later on. There’s an occasional hint of sweetness and some bread or oat, but really it’s fresh juicy hops all the way. Very enjoyable.