Bottle: Poured a medium orangey color ale with a large foamy head with good retention and some lacing. Aroma of citrus and piney hops is quite dominant with light floral undertones. Taste is a satisfying mix between some floral hoppy notes dominated by citrus and piney notes. Dry caramel malt is pretty discreet and finish is quite bitter. Body is quite full with good carbonation. Not sure I can pick-up the Belgian style in this IPA but quite enjoyable nonetheless.

Pours cloduy orange with medium lacing. Smells a little of lemon. Starts with some hops and ends pretty smoothly. Bitter finish late in coming - like a delayed effect. High carbonation. Not bad. On tap at Get Well.

(Draught at Bryden’s, Toronto) Pours a hazy orange-tinted gold with a big, fluffy white head filling up a tulip. Aroma of mango, citrus (seemingly orange), some grass, touch of yeast, cereals. Flavour very well-balanced between malt, mango, orange, some other tropical fruits, herbal hops, bit of pine, light earthy yeast. Not too sweet, finishes with a a mellow hop bitterness to dry it out. Medium body, soft and almost creamy carbonation. Complex, refreshing, well knit-together - an excellent slightly unusual IPA.

A hazeid golden ale with a thick creamy and lacing white head. In aroma, smooth grassy malt with herbal hops, orange pulp, very nice. In mouth, a nice peppery malt with fragrant herbal hops, lemon notes, clover, nice and smooth. On tap at Volo, June 24, 2012.