The beer we've tried. Ranked.

The joy of this beer is how composed it is.

A lovely peachy aroma, which then leads to a subtle fruity flavour, a great balance and a hoppy, bitter finish.

It's dangerously sessionable and remarkably refreshing.

This beer is really refreshing, has a great mango aroma and it’s not too bitter. Just the way I like it! This is the perfect session beer.

I'm yet to find another beer I like this much.

Has a slight twang, something special about it. It's drinks like this that made me fall in love with pale ales.

The rich tropical flavours burst across your moot and then the beer finishes with a slight bitterness, just to let you know you're drinking a beer, not a fresh fruit juice.

I know stouts are traditionally a winter beer, but I couldn't put this down, or stand up afterwards.

Ahh. You can't beat that first sip of a beer you know you can trust.

Fresh, fruity and a very smooth drink and like they say, it is the perfect beer to enjoy in the early summer sun.

Its smoothness means the drink glides down your throat and leaves you wanting more

No, I’m not talking about Jesus (he’s busy). Usually, when I return somewhere it’s to apologise for the first time.

The orange zest is timid, but is apparent enough to make you look at the can after a sip and nod thoughtfully.

This is one of the smoothest IPAs I’ve ever had, it was a beautiful drink from start to finish.

A light, juicy IPA bursting with exotic fruit flavours. It pours to a light-yellow hazy colour, with a short foamy head.

Atlas claim this recipe is as adventurous as your next expedition.

Once opened, it gives off a sweet banana smell, one that takes me down memory lane.

Once poured, it had a cloudy yellow colour and the smell was very similar to a cider, it is beautifully crisp with a tart/sour taste to it.

Punk IPA has a special place in my heart, it was "my first time".

To taste it is creamy and full of lovely silky mouthfeel, with vanilla taking control with chocolate poking its head out and coffee saying hello towards the end.

t glides down with ease, the oats used in the brewing process making this beer very smooth and light.

If you like sweet fruit infused beers and especially if you like tangerines, hopefully you'll enjoy this one as much as I did.

The coffee takes on different roles here: the dark roast flavour is the first thing you taste, espresso like, with the bitterness of the coffee balanced alongside chocolate, then vanilla enters the show.

Gently caressing your tongue all the way to flavour town.

It's extremely memorable for a session beer.

It’s fresh, zesty, has a mild citrus taste, not too over powering. Perfect for summer drinking.

smell is super fruity, lots of exotic fruits rush to you, grapefruit and orange smells.

Like a sumptuous pudding after a large meal at a fancy restaurant, you only order one.

This collaboration between UnBarred and Bison Beer is delightful, they should team up more often!

Once I pulled this funky over-sized ring pull I got a strong smell of pineapple, citrus and tropical fruits.

Ahh lockdown. Nothing like a worldwide pandemic to make people take up new hobbies.

Orange blossom honey aroma. Nobody but a green fingered pillock is going to know what that is.

It pours to a reddy/brown clear colour with the tiniest of heads - proper beer, my dad would say.

The smell of some zesty citrus notes comes through, paired with a malt and light hoppy finish.

After a heavy night previous, and an afternoon of slaving away over a hot BBQ I needed a pick me up, enter "Disco Forklift Truck"

If you're after a refreshing session pale ale but still kicks you in the teeth with its flavour, give this a try!

To taste it has a fruity taste, mainly being orange coming through. It is perfectly carbonated and as the fruit makes way, a slight bittering arrives to remind you that are drinking a well-hopped beer.

The most bizarre and unique beer I've ever had the pleasure of tucking into,

The taste starts weak then jumps to a range of citrus flavours, none individually strong enough to note, but altogether a clear taste.

This delicious wheat beer, with its strong wheat taste and (predominantly orange) citrusy flavour, immediately reminds of an easy-drinking craft beer.

After a few sips, I have to say, it's a well-rounded pale ale, with big summer fruits.

I would definitely have this beer again, but the only negative point I have is that it’s not a memorable beer.

Big aromas of stone fruit and pineapple lead the initial taste into super juicy citrus fruit flavours.

Grapefruit is the first flavour that comes through to taste, from the simcoe no doubt, but the Azacca hops that I have never had before, gives the pineapple and orange fruitiness that this beer is all about.

Flavours of citrus, earthy floral notes and strong bitterness to end.

Overall, a very enjoyable beer, the battle to control your tastebuds is an enjoyable one.

On Facebook, we held a 'which beer to review' poll and the resounding winner was Elvis Juice.

The first thing I get is the citrus which hits me, and then it has a bit of a bitter aftertaste

This Bavarian beauty pours to a light hazy golden colour, with a huge, creamy frothy top.

Grab a couple because you won't be disappointed.

I’d recommend this as an good introductory beer for people who don’t like IPA’s.

A rollercoaster beer.

This spacecraft ale looks awesome! The can design, the pint glass I ordered with the beers, the slogans... All of it.

This Milkshake IPA has quite honestly meddled with the resident angel and devil on my shoulders. I am conflicted. Possibly the most conflicted I’ve been since QI and Love Island started to share the same broadcast time.

On the 'buds the sweetness is there, but richer, taking on a sweet honey feel, rather than a one dimensional sugar hit, which is good. A crisp clean finish is also welcome.

To taste it is well carbonated and fruity, with the slightest hints of grapefruit. A very easy drinking pale.

This beer is like Gotye - does one thing well, but doesn't bother doing anything else.

This is off the chart lemon and lime smell, as you'd expect from beer thats unique selling point is that is made out of 100% citra.

It’s a solid beer, no complaints.

Really crisp clean flavours and a lovely refreshing smooth finish.

The taste of orange (which is the main flavour from this beer) is a rich and well-rounded flavour and is a great summer drink.

This is a very aromatic IPA, really hits you as your pouring it.

A nice golden colour to it and has a tropical aroma.

This Bitter Iron IPA is 5.4%, just out of realms of a session beer, but it tastes like one.

No stand out flavours, just watery fizzy beer, but no complaints from me.

A very basic drink compared to the other range of beers that I've tried from Innis & Gunn,

The taste range runs from the oily mango that covers your tongue, leaning back to the monster hops that finish the journey with bitter, dry notes.

This golden ale has sweet, warming smell with low carbonation and no head. It is an easy drinking, no problems ale.

It has a strong hoppy smell. It's drinkable but nothing special. It's certainly not sessionable.

It does it's job very well, but it isn't pushing the boundaries.

That they use their profits to fight water poverty is great.

It takes you on a taste journey which you could compare to a commute.

It smells fresh and a little bit sweet, but with a slightly spicy smell as well.

It sits on your tongue like an undesirable whose just tarmac‘d your driveway.

The can is cool, has a jazzy honeycomb pattern and I love the logo, very trendy.

This is where my lack of experience shows - it was just too strong for me. The alcohol was pretty much all I could work out from the taste, as the dark malt and roasted 'stuff' was muddled together on my palate.

This beer has been staring at me every time I open my fridge, intimidating me, mocking me.

On the can it states 'character this strong will always split opinion', and they are not wrong.

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The flowery IPA must be to many peoples taste, but not mine.

Wish this Captain would go down with the ship.

As tasty as an ashtray smoothie.

You guessed it: it tastes of sickly fake raspberries that turn bitter and dry.