On tap at the station tap house in North Bay Ontario. Pours a clear yellow pour, with a small white head. Aroma is pretty faint, light cereals, hints of fruit, with some soft herbs. Bubbly carb, crisp mouth feel. Finish is fruity, hints of lemon and apple, soft semisweet pale malts.

Thanks to AleRider78 for this one for my b-day, brought back from the brewery. Pours a light hazy, golden colour with a frothy white cap, good retention and some light foamy lacing. Smells very yeasty with some mild fruity malt notes. Some fruitiness again in the taste, but something is bugging me (kind of like too much yeast - or wrong one). Hints of sourness, but nothing too strong. I remember liking the Coopers Sparkling Ale, but this is not quite what I remember from the classic.

Bottle from the brewery. Clear gold under a small white head. Nose is quite subdued with some grains, grass and even lighter fruit. Flavour follows with a light sweetness with some grassy bitterness and a touch of green apple tartness. Mouth is medium with prickly carbonation and a crisp finish. Quite tame but refreshing. 6/3/5+/3/12