Can from Northumberland Gifts. BBE and consumption in Apr-22. My first beer from this brewery. Semi-hazy gold with moderate sized foamy head. Quite a fruity aroma with pineapple, mango, orange pith, yeast, aromatic herbal notes. Taste starts fruity with tropical and pithy notes but quickly becomes bitter and herbal. Liking the contrast. Medium bodied with a soft frothy carbonation. Very good.

Can picked up at the brewery. Clear cola brown. Slim messy sticky beige foam. Nose has ashy malts. Light coffee. Cocoa powder. Some dried fruit. Taste has traces of oaty sweetness. Gets dry and ashy. Light body verges on thin. Dry thin bitter finish.

Can picked up at the brewery. Hazed lemon gold. Decent thick white foam. Nose has dry grain. Wheat. Touch of herb. Banana foam sweets. Taste is dry as a bone overall. There’s a flicker of sweetness in there maybe. Dry on the palate. Good burp inducing carbonation. Dry finish. Odd.

Can picked up at the brewery. Mostly clear gold with a slim white head. Nose has light bready malt. Pithy citrus. Bit of rindy lemon. Taste is semi sweet and a little dry. Light body makes for a decent quencher. Light dry and bitter finish. Went in about 3 minutes.

Cask at Egham Beer Fest Autumn 24. Aroma is smokey but not overly so. Tangy. Opaque darkest brown. Thick foamy beige head. Bitter throughout. Over a dark chocolate core. Slightly creamy. Hoppy. Spicy. Light-medium bodied. Slick verging on creamy. Average-fizzy carbonation. Long dry astringent finish. Punchy stuff.

Tap at Rigg and Furrow. Clear gold. Slim lasting white froth. Nose has lightly perfumed hop. Bit of a torn basil leaf vibe. Taste is moderately bitter with a malt sweetness. Bit sticky on the palate. Bittersweet finish. Not too much happening here.

Tap at Rigg and Furrow. Light haze on a yellow gold. Good sticky white foam. Fruity mosaic. Clean dry grain. Bit of pine sap. Taste is semi sweet with a moderate pithy bitterness. Dry and crisp. Bitter finish. Fruity number.

Cask. Rigg and Furrow. Clear pale gold. Tight white foam. Nose has the promised peach and pine. Sweet malt. Taste is semi sweet with a light piny bitterness. Light bodied. Moderate bitterness to finish.