Taste: The superb location demanded a special ale, but I feel a little let down. Watery with a hint of aniseed and floral soap products. Malt loaf turned to liquid form successfully, and then, disappointedly, crudely diluted.
Taste: Diluted leaf litter, which has at some point be burnt. Lacks direction and a fair amount of taste. A bit like Haverford West, where it was consumed. Like a 1 penny coin dipped in orange squash, there is potential, but who knows what for!
Taste: Old man's soft chair. Winter vegetable mix. Sprout aftertaste. Cabbagey.... the soup you have on a detox diet. Oh my god it smells like an old chair. Corduroy and farts.
Taste: A handsome tasting ale with undertones of christmas pudding spice and a slightly metallic robotic edge. A pleasurable drop, 
Taste: Smooth, no edges here. A slight taste of orange squash. Lacks anything too dynamic, but a slight hint of berries is pretty good. Refreshing.
Taste: The cadbury's caramel bunny lives on, within this golden, rich pint of ale. But I won't succumb to her dulcet tones as one of these ales is enough for any man. You may want to have one after dinner instead of a whole treacle tart... I'd say "Lets all enjoy a cadbury's ale!".
Taste: Stout so dark it stings the lips with hoppy goodness! Ow! Awesome taste. It's still stinging... Rock on!
Taste: Tastes like an old sailor has sat with his feet in the cask during the fermenting process. I feel like it's taking things from me instead of giving me anything new. A parasitic ale. I can't think of anything else but feet. I'm stuck on it! .... Don't smell this one...
Taste: A Bit Gucky and Syrupy. Like Tennants super Strength. A Bit of a lad ale.
Taste: For a 'unique' ale, this is highly unremarkable.
Taste: I'm struggling with this one; i've hit a watery plateau. Not much to say, apart from it gives ale a bad name.
Taste: As the name suggests, trying to review this ale has become, itself, a bit of an albatross. With it's ultra light cut, this ale really lends itself to long lazy summer days. Once it's in your mouth, you get what you get. There are no ugly aftertastes lurking in the liquid shadows.
Taste: A very bitter and incredibly sharp ale; quite hardcore and would suit a winter scene. Not for the faint hearted.
Taste: Sweet ginger with a strong spicy character. The Fly's got a hell of a bite!
Taste: Tastes cool and light like a summer festival lager, but aley. Smells meaty.... This is great stuff.
Taste: On 1st taste, this is a very light, almost watery ale, But after a few sips it becomes apparent that it is actually a very light, almost watery but refreshing, summer ale.
Taste: My god, this is so light it almost doesn't exist! But good times over all. Tastes sweet like a honey bear's paws. Boy Oh Boy!
Taste: On first taste this is quite bold, Then becomes to watery to be enjoyable. It's dead to me...
Taste: Tangy, Real smooth. Great times for a summers day, A bit like liquid electrocution.
Taste: Not figgy, but that's not a disappointment; although it does taste like a brew, and what a brew! Almost stewy but quite light, Smells strong, like physical education.
Taste: Not an ale really, Deception! It promises a summertime british beer. What we get is a fruity belgium/english hybrid of lager and ale. Still, very refreshing.
Taste: like liquid bread and lemon curd together at last! This truely is a summertime gentleman's handshake. Goes great with crisps of a vinegar variety as the lemon aftertaste plays on.
Taste: A proper, solid traditional ale with zingy tastes. None of this yellow nonsense. Reminds me why I got into ale.
Taste: Fine... sorry.... It tastes like nostalgia after a hard days graft making girders. (Early girder stuff) Feels like it would ease the pain of the university of life.
Taste: Crazy plastic flavor! Tastes like a million good things. Overpowering slightly. A Fruity Party in my mouth; I'm having a good time! 1 plastic glass has sullied this review, however.
Taste: Initial taste is lighter than clouds. Breathe out the flavor; it's fabulous. This ale lacks substance however. Very subtle honey for a honey beer. Sounds like D-Day if you put it to your ear. British memories.
