Bottle from Asda in Luton of all places. Still trying to clear out stocks before the excesses of December and this one had to go. Good pour, fruity aroma, but the taste is something different. Its fruity, really fruity. Not hops fruity, but peaches and nectarines- real fruit. Not fake or flavouring but real fruit. It was actually pretty good, particularly as I normally despise fruit beers. And really well balanced .

Can I think from Sainsbury's. Good pour and an amazing and huge hoppy nose. Loads going on on the palate and a slight but not unpleasant farmyard taste. All very good.

Wow. Just wow. This is Porter as it should be. Big malt, bitter hops and (weirdly) a really meaty flavour. And I'm not complaining. This is not one for your sweet chasing fruity hop people. This is one for people who like good and traditional beers and if thats you then you will not be disappointed. I do think this will improve over the next few years.

There are murky DIPAs and then there is this stuff. I swear you need a spoon to finish this. The hops were everywhere, in fact they almost took the roof off my mouth. It's a good beer, but too much! At least I was eating pizza alongside it and that calmed things down.

Murky pour with a vast quantity of sediment. The taste is deep and rich and lots of malt. You know what, this ain't half bad! Maybe some hops would have been nice to try and create some balance? Anyway, not one to seek out again, but perfectly pleasant.

Been off the booze for a bit because I am with cold, but I couldn't hold out. Mainly because my brother was taunting me with pictures of what he was drinking. Anyway, probably completely the wrong beer for the weather, what with it snowing, but whatever. A good beer but clearly my taste buds are shot with the illness. So I've given it the benefit of the doubt because the brewery is brilliant.

Final bottle from my Lidl bumper bundle. Good pour and lots of well balanced malt and hops and alcohol. Really drinkable.