330ml can from Beer52. Pours a dark brown with beige to tanned head, and once settled a swirly top of foam. Aroma of roasted malts, black pepper, chocolate, milk, hint of dark fruits. Taste of quite a bitter dark malt with dark chocolate, liquorice, light hint of nuts and sour dark fruits. Medium to full bodied. Good stout.

330ml can from Beer52. Mostly clear light gold with small white head, modest retention. Aroma is doughy with some herbal and light citrus. Taste is quite bready with sweet cereal malt notes with some herb and grassiness in the finish. Medium bodied, mid to fine carbonation. Somewhat more bitter than your average helles.

330ml can from Beer52. A murky dull gold with white wispy head and modest retention. Aroma of orange, passionfruit and pineapple with light pine - nice fruitiness coming through. Taste lacks the vibrancy that came through the aroma. There are some stone and tropical fruit notes but also quite a bit of grain, pine and flora. Short sharp bitter kick with mild sourness near the end. Light to mid bodied but a nice slickness to it. I enjoyed it but this has flaws.

330ml can. Pours near black with beige head, little retention. Aroma of coconut, chocolate, some roasted malt notes. Taste of coconut and vanilla is too rich and overpowering at first although it does balance somewhat on repeated sips with caramel, fig, malt and dark sugar flavours. Modest roasted finish. Nice balance to the mouthfeel with a fine carbonation. Below average for the strength.

330ml can from Beer52. Pours a semi-hazed yellow-gold with lasting white top. Aroma of citrus, pineapple, some sweet earthiness and bubble-gum. Taste starts with a sweetish orange and tropical fruit then gets dryer with pine, light herb and grain notes with a decent bitterness running through. Not much of a late hop burst though except a resin with very light fruit and mineral overtones so finish is a bit average. Overall its good for a session IPA.

250ml bottle, Condado de Alhama, Murcia. Pours a pale gold, some minor circular foam with a sweet apple juice aroma. Very carbonated with a slick mouthfeel. Some apple peel flavour and quite sweet. Not unpleasant just very ordinary.

500ml can. Clear light gold with small white head, modest retention. Pretty standard pale lager, not the worst but not the best. Malty with grassy hop but finishes a little acrid.

330ml can. Pours a golden brown with off white top, modest lasting. Aroma of malt, caramel, touch of pear. Flavour is malt driven with caramel as expected, not a huge amount of fruitiness but a reasonable bitter herbal end. Medium bodied, slightly chewy.