Can from the lcbo. Dark copper pour with a small white head. Aroma is resinous, light pine, light cereals, dark than expected for the style. Mouth feel is fuller than expected for the style, carb is lively. Finish is lightly bitter, cereals and light piney hops. Not unpleasant but boring.

This IPA poured a cloudy amber colour with a creamy, off white head. Minimal lacing. Scents include caramel malt, light grassy hops, tea and nuts. First swig was a little light on body, but nice and mild on hops. Flavours of malt, a little pineapple and honeh. Finish is nice and smooth with light flavour of hops and malt lingering.

After having the Muddy York Switchboard Session IPA, having this Session IPA. Wow... quite different ! Golden-amber colour with an off-white frothy cap, average stay and good sticky lace. Where it changes mostly is the cereal grain nose and taste. Hints of citrus in the nose. Not much bitterness or citrus hops anywhere else. Nope, hops are really in the background. Yeah, toasty malts, biscuit notes... really, that's about it.

Can from the LCBO. Clear medium gold with a large frothy quick fading head generating lots of patchy lace. Nose is light citrus and tropical fruit, some pine and grains and light honey. Light+ sweet cereal and a light grassy bitterness. Mouth is thin with soft carbonation. OK. 7-/3+/6-/3/12