I drank a bunch of these over the holidays and enjoyed pretty much all of them. Lost track of what's what but good work to all.
I don't want to me a nay-sayer and shit on anyone, so please don't take this the wrong way, but I had the following observations about a few of the beers:
Ciderman 14 - I couldn't get into this beer, had a real bread/corn sort of flavour. Not sure if it was intentional with the Brett or not, but it just didn't agree with me. I was picking up good notes of the mulberry flavour and the sourness, so I liked that aspect of it, but the bread/corn flavour was putting me off unfortunately and I couldn't finish it. Made me sad as I had a mulberry wine do this to me recently, was tasting real good a while ago and then it went off the rails after another year's storage in the bottle. You could still tell what the wine was meant to be like underneath it all, but the faults up front just made it undrinkable.
Liam Snorkel Impish Stout - Initial impact of aroma and flavour was great, but then I think there's too much harsh roast flavour happening that's out of balance with the rest of the beer. The body was very thin as well, so the mouthfeel was at odds with what my eyes and nose were reporting.
All offered as constructive criticism, and probably more a reflection of my palate than your brews.