Can from the grocery store. Dark brown pour, with an off white head. Aroma is very nutty, soft grassy hops, caramels, and big matiness. Mouth feel is solid, carb is nice. Finish is quite bitter for the style, more cereals, lots of caramel grains and very, very, nutty.

Can from the LCBO. Clear reddish brown with a one finger cream coloured cap that fades quickly leaving tight lace. Nose is roast nut, caramel, chocolate, light honey. Light+ honey and caramel sweetness with a medium- dark chocolate and grass bitterness. Mouth is medium- and creamy with soft carbonation and a dry finish. 7/3+/7/14-

Pours a copper colour with amber highlights. The head is big, frothy-creamy, beige coloured with average retention and creamy wavy lacing. Coffee nose over roasted malts with lots of sweetness from all of the malts. Hints of maple syrup. The taste shows coffee again, but the hops come in to cut the sweetness and create a nice dryness. Some coffee grain tartiness lingers on the tongue. Roasted malts form the base. Again, not sure about the style - Honey Brown Ale, but as a roasty darker ale, fairly good.