Bottle shared in London - cheers! Pours mostly clear gold with a frothy, white head. Moderately sweet with notes of white grape, tangy lemon, wheat bread. Light to medium bodied with fine carbonation. Sweet and bready finish, more white grapes. Fine.

Bottle picked up from Hoptimism website, Loughborough, Leicestershire UK, had this at home Xmas Eve, Thursday 24th December 2020 cooking Chertha Kozhi Kari aka Chicken and cashew curry with ginger, cardomom and chilli, listening to Craig Charles standing in for Steve Lamaq on 6 Music. Pours hazy amber with a white head. Has that very typical streaky British Bitter beer bitterness, I miss this simplicity, earthiness, it's a great example of a classic style. Nice fruitiness, really good.

Bottle @ Coronashare #20-something with SirAlex of I Am Lenny Kravitz of the Friendsandfam fame. Pours hazy golden with a white head. Phenols, wet wood, brett and earth. Dry finish.

Bottle from the Virtual Salford Independent Beer Festival box, Thursday night. Under the metal cap there was second plastic cap that appeared to be stuck on. Never seen this type before. Ended up cutting a whole in the top with the blade from a bottle opener. Aroma is funky, fruity, vaguely vinous. Another beer just full of floaters. A rose colour. Fizzy white head soon shrinks. Medium sour. Vinous. Salty edge. Oaky. Medium bodied. Slick verging on oily. Average carbonation. Long dry astringent finish. A laid back juicy Flemish red. But, sheesh, those floaters are so offputting.

75cl bottle from the brewery. Appearance - deep orange to brown. A wee bit flat but creamy head. Nose - funky, brett and wood. Taste - red fruit, funky and woody. Palate - medium bodied, tangy middle. Dry, tangy finish. Overall - good stuff, and interesting.

Bottle at ash's. Pours orange, nose is funky, berries, oak, taste is juicy fruit, funky sweet, slightly woody.

Bottle. Pours hazy amber with a thin writer head. Quite low carb. Aromas of light red wine, light funk, light sherbet. Taste is more of the same. Light sour finish.

Bottle from the brewery. Appearance - hazy amber. Nose - woody, funky and red fruit, possibly strawberry. Taste - light balsamic with the green grape coming through later. Palate - light bodied, long persistent finish. Overall - very nice.

Bottle at ash's. Pours orange, nose is toffee, oak, custard cream, grape, funk, taste is juicy fruit, fudge, sweet, dry finish.

Bottle. Pours hazy reddish gold with a thick white head. Aromas of light funk, light fruit, light wood. Taste is dry, light oak, light grape. All comes together nicely.