473mL can, pours a clear copper with a medum white head. Aroma reveals some strawberry-like hops, a touch of melon, some earthy spiciness, and bready malt. Flavour bursts with fresh tropical hops -- lots of passionfruit, strawberry, some citrus, bitter grapefruit, and melon -- with a sufficiently sweet bready malt base. Though it's much on the aromatics, the flavour profile is very satisfying. Excellent.

Can from The Gull, North Vancouver; thanks Chris for bringing this in
It's clean, but amber colour; medium sized head. Very light aroma of biscuity malts. The mouthfeel is lean, at least not chewy or sweet; there's a base of bready malt, light toast; balanced bitterness; caramelized fruit is a bit too little for the hop profile. Oldish school, and modest anyway.

650 ml bottle,. Pours a bright copper color with light head. Aromas of muddled fruit, pine resin, toffee, and bready malts. Flavors of toffee, pine, citrus peel and bready malts. Solid

473mL can. Pours clear gold with thin white head. Aroma is quite light; strawberries, a bit of orange peel. Flavour has some soft malts, grapefruit. Berry notes throughout, but not a fruity beer. A bit of strawberry on the finish. Good amount of hoppiness. Nice.