"A perfectly balanced brew"? Well, that’s a challenge if I ever did heard one. It pours with a very nice foamy head and a decent dark-copper body, so it certainly looks good. The aroma is reminiscent of a darker Belgian lager - fine, good, but not great. The flavour is darker malts and a hint of sugar, boosted by carbonation and a bit of alcohol to a moderately wet finish. It’s all right, certainly, and worth seeking out if you’re nearby, but does not rise very far above its competition (increasing everyday in B.C.’s crowded microbrew world).