Bottle. Nose is brandy, cherry, booze, chocolate, cherry liqueurs. Taste is brandy, chocolate, cherry, chocolate liqueurs, leading to aniseed and licorice, touch of soy and a burnt note.

Slicker mouthfeel and slightly thinner than you might imagine

Nose is malty, biscuit, red berry, toffee. Taste is malty, red berry, toffee, citrus.

Not remotely a west coast IPA.

Both beers I've had from this brewery were bland and off style.

Can. Nose is very light, grain, biscuit. Taste is mineral, light stone fruit, lychee, faintly floral.

Bland

Can. Nose is very pleasing; pronounced peach, floral, lychee and hint of mango. Taste is lychee, pineapple, hints of mango, soft peach, hints of strawberry.
Mouthfeel is soft. I really liked this, my first experience of the peacharine hop.

Can. I was very amused to discover this is the second beer with this moniker. Deeper cuts from the outKast discography next time folk.

Nose is coffee, lots of caramel, brown sugar, fudge. Taste is sweet, caramel, wafer, fudge, leading to a hint of smoke alongside filter coffee which just about stops it being sickly, and there's quite a bit of coffee in the finish.

It's ultimately too sweet, and the coffee doesn't cut through enough; it is a bit cloying. Though better balanced than a lot in this style currently.

Can. Nose is orange, citrus. Taste is grapefruit, pith, malt, caramel, surprising and unwelcome butterscotch, in the slightly sticky grapefruit fish
Finish. Very uneven

Can. Nose is mango, grape, melon. Taste is fruity, mango, hint of banana, mineral, slightly soapy slightly dry slightly spicy finish.

Can. Nose is sweet, malty.

Taste is sweet malty, slight orange and citrus, faintly spicy.

Very thin, very underwhelming