Can from. The local. YIG in North bay, ON. Hazy yellow pour, with a large white head. Soft cereals, lots of seminsweet stone fruit, floral hop cones. Silky mouth feel, soft carb. Low bitterness, fruity, stone fruit, lightly tropical. Not bad.

Had many of these in St-Catharines, is this was the only IPA they had in bars around, and one of the only microbrews available. This fresh can is from my visit at the brewery. Hazy golden-yellow colour with a white cap, good stay and some foamy lacing streaks. Lemon zest, other citrus notes with mild herbal hints and oats. The taste shows a little more orange, with the lemon right after. Some light grassiness lingers, and dryness concludes. Because of the slight lower alcohol content in this one, I do find it feels a touch more like a Hazy Pale Ale, and not as much Hazy IPA. Still appreciated these over the other beers.

This IPA poured a hazy light yellow colour with a creamy white head. Nice lacing, scents include grassy hops, cooked veggies, straw and light honey. First swig was delicious and not the hop bomb I was expecting. Flavours of flowery hops and honey most prominent. Finish is lightly bitter with those delicious flowery hop flavours lingering.

(Can) hazy, bright yellow colour with a medium tall white head; aroma of pine; balanced flavour with a long, medium bitter finish