Pours a nice hazy orange from a can. Good orange aroma and flavor, kind of a standard hazy ipa. Pretty good beer.

Not sure why I bought this with a few other wheats already in my sixer but it grabbed me for whatever reason. Not prettiest pour but second glass loooked better. Murky orange and half finger head. Nose is coriander and banana. Tatses the same banana, cloves, coriander, wheaty, sweet oranges, hint of anise. Medium bodied. Sweet finish.

Can at home on a cold January evening. Dark brown pour. Beige head. Nose is roast and cocoa. Tastes of cocoa, light coffee, toasted malts, licorice. Smooth palate. Fairly dry.

Can grabbed due to improper untapd style description. Anyways I usually grab new milds anyways. Ruby pour and huge frothy beige head. Nose is light fruit and leather. Tastes of strawberry, Marciano cherries, leather pants, some pumpernickel bread. Light and easy drinking.

Armsby draught, 1/6/23. Clearish Auburn. Spotty, off-white head. Smells like strawberries and buttercream diacetyl. I like some diacetyl in English beers but this is pretty intense... Eh it's surprisingly not rampant in flavor though definitely apparent. Great texture with toast, buttercream, strawberry and herbal bitterness. Great attenuation, mega fruity yeast, lots of funky shit not limited to diacetyl. Definitely a farmhouse English mild. Obviously I'm euphemising the diacetyl but it's fine.

Can pour from Andover Classic Wines. It's a hazy dark, dark brown with nice sparkle, 5-finger (!) foamy light brown head with excellent retention and nice soapy lacing. Aroma is dry, earthy roasted European malts, brown bread and a hint of fruit. Taste is mix of caramel, chocolate and European malts. Mouthfeel is light-to-medium bodied with smooth, frothy texture, soft-to-average carbonation and finish as taste. Overall, as advertised, the more bitter, European version of the style vs. sweeter American version. Decent. Annoying head.

Pours a hazy amber from a can. Big citrus, pancake and honey aroma and flavor, rather sweet. Pretty good beer.

Pours a hazy watery amber from a can, big pillowy head. Tart farmhouse notes, lemon and hay. Good beer.

Can midday. Cloudy dirty gold and frothy white head. Nose is some tropical fruits and herbs. Tastes of herbs, pineapple, melon, hay. Dry finish.

Quite dark chestnut colored. Some foamy head and decent legs. Nose is light fruits, nuts, leather. Tastes of cherry, leather, chestnuts, minerals, tobacco. Smooth. Tasty