Can picked up at CBB. I really live the bew simple yet stylish labels. An opaque orange gold color with a thin beige head. A really nice hoppy bouquet, very floral & enticing. Full bodied & smooth the flavor it gives is floral, pine, citrus with a decent malt backbone. It has a lingering bitter finish with an almost minty quality to it. Tasty.

Can: Poured a murky copper brown with a thin off white head. Aroma is soft hops. Taste is strong floral hops with some grain and malt balance. Finish has more fresh hops chewiness.

12 oz can as "Evo IPA." Pours a hazed amber with an off-white head and several floating particles. Strongly citrusy aroma, orange and grapefruit, with some pine and caramel. Nice fresh grapefruit and pine flavors, some florals. Light with a clean palate and on the lighter side of bitterness for an IPA. It’s definitely a pretty nice one.

Pours a hazy orange somewhat golden brown color and leaves the same color body with a one finger white foamy head that graces the sides of the pint glass nicely in a decent spider web sort of fashion; the aroma is bitter yet somewhat sweet through some floral yet citrusy sort of aromas, how does it combine....hmmm...it actually leaves a bit to be desired; the taste is mainly sweet through floral citrusy tones, but entering in there’s a sort of bitter back end to complement or maybe even balance it to help make it the AIPA it says it is; dry citrus fruity-like aftertaste; just a dry finish; on the palate its about a light to medium, sessionable - hmm...slightly, carbonation seems just a tad smoother than most AIPA’s of what I’ve had, decent for the style; overall, hmmm....wish there was a canning date on this, hmmm....unsure if I’d come back to this, at the moment, I think I’d rather have their session ISA

Bottle from Legacy Liquor, Vancouver
Bright amber color, with small head. The hop aroma is a bit sweaty, animal, grassy; there is a prelude to biscuity malt. The mouthfeel is lean and dry; malt and caramel flavor, with a strong character of fields, grass, fermented hay, cereals, some biscuits; quite bitter, but without excess; hints of chamomile and mint in the end.
A lot of character for this beer.

Bottle - Fresh pine and citrus with a candy malt. Cloudy orange with a big beige head. Pine and resin with a nice well balanced bitterness. Finish is dry and resinous. A decent but average IPA.

Pour is a dark red with a small head. Aroma is of super sweet malt and fresh pine hop. Flavor is malty and sweet at first. Earthy hop flavor follows with more of a syrupy heavy maltyness. Finish is dry and fleeting. Nice start, but lacking in the finish. Average at best IPA. Way too malt heavy and the hops don’t overpower that malty sweetness.

12 ounce can into pint glass, no canning date. Pours cloudy orange amber color with a 1-2 finger dense off white head with good retention, that reduces to a small cap that lingers. Spotty soapy lacing clings down the glass. Aromas of big grapefruit, orange zest, lemon zest, orange rind, tangerine, pineapple, floral, grass, light pine, light caramel, and floral earthiness. Very nice aromas with bright hop notes and a moderate malt balance; and good strength. Taste of grapefruit, orange zest, lemon zest, tangerine, orange rind, pineapple, floral, grass, light pine, bread, light caramel, and floral earthiness. Moderate earthy floral bitterness on the finish; with lingering notes of citrus, citrus zest, citrus rind, pineapple, floral, grass, light pine, light caramel, bread, and floral earthiness on the finish for a bit. Very nice balance and complexity of hop flavors; with a moderate malt balance and zero cloying flavors after the finish. Medium carbonation and body; with a fairly crisp and lightly sticky mouthfeel that is good. Alcohol is very well hidden with only a slight warming noticed after the finish. Overall this is a very nice IPA. All around nice hop flavor balance and complexity with moderate malt balance; and very smooth and crisp to sip on. A very enjoyable offering.