Deep golden. Thin head. Has a fair bit of bitterness and a touch of hop fruitiness but not much aromatic. Good but more brightness on the nose would help a lot.

Can - Light vegetal and pith. Clear gold with a decent white head. Bit of cardboard and pithy citrus with a bone dry finish.

On tap at Bitter Tasting Room, pours a clear bronze with a small white head. Nose brings out light tropical fruits, citrus notes, and bready malt. Flavour is along the same lines - bright citrus and tropical fruity hops. Not overly robust but well-balanced. Decent unexciting pale.

Draught at Bitter Tasting Room, Vancouver
Copper color, clean, with beige creamy head. Strange aroma, but interesting, difficult to grasp; there are hints of green apple, glue, grapes, passion fruit, fresh sap; none of them is really clear. Good body strength, the mouthfeel is not completely dry; compared to the Azacca Pale Ale, and expected given the color, this one has a bit more of caramel backbone; strong bitterness; it has a good amount of hop quality, more with strong resins, spices, and just a bit of fruits.
Bold beer, rustic, but enjoyable.