Can. Slightly hazy gold with a thick white head. Aroma of herbal lemon, light gooseberry, crackers. Light bodied. Sweetish with rather vague malt but nice fruit before a little resin drifts in before the moderately bitter finish. A nice summery quaffer. Less interesting than the Single Hop/ Tassie Pale.

This one reconfirms that I'm not a fan of single hoppers. Lots of macro-esque grainy malts don't help. Hops are light lemon with a little stonefruit. Perfectly crushable, but not really my deal.

Can. Fairly hazy gold with a white head that fades a bit from an inch, laces well. Aroma of Meyer lemon, kumquats, barely ripe tropical fruit (mango, pineapple), spices. Kveik as well as mostly Australian hops? 8+ A soft, slightly biscuity and gently sweet malt side of things before fruit, resin and spice take over towards a bitter finish where the spicy notes gradually fade to a point. Despite the cloudiness and the softness, it's clean with defined flavours. Very good. [edit] The last third just became a little wearing.

Can. Very clear pale amber with an inch of white head. Aroma of grapefruit, pine, light breadcrust with some mango skin - a bit Sculpin but more subdued. Clean, sweetish with breadcrust then fruit and a peppery edge to the firmly bitter finish. Solid.

Can. Slightly unclear pale orange. A white head doesn't last at all. Aroma of brooding wheaty funk, mandarin, passionfruit, twigs. Slippery, spritzy. Quite sour upfront then fruit that's not obviously an addition before a dry and slightly spicy end. Refreshing.

Can. Opaque orange with a modest white head. 3- Very fruity aroma with lime, orange, mango, pineapple, crackers. Rather drier than I'd guessed from the aroma but still very fruity. Enough bitterness to keep it tidy at the end. A little pepper there too. Refreshing.

Can (Wines on Poath - now appears to be a bar out back there too). Clear copper with an inch of white head that fades to a lumpy coat. Aroma of toast, peaches, spice (ginger, pepper, mace). Not as light bodied as expected with sweet toasty malt, peaches and oranges building to a spiced bitter finish. Seems quite yeast driven until quite a hoppy end. Clever, involving. Shame if this really is a one off.

Can. Clear deep amber with a beige head that lasts pretty well. Aroma of sticky bread crust with brooding citrus, some tropical and stewed fruit notes, pine. And so it tastes with strong bitterness at the end. Not easy to pull this sort of thing off, but it's clean and not very sweet. So it works.

Well, this is just a lot of everything. Aromas of chocolate, toast, unroasted coffee berries and some lemon lead into a taste that could be summed up as rum and raisin pudding with a chocolate sauce. Not for the feint hearted.