Can - Sweet caramel and piny resin. Clear gold with a decent white head. Caramel. Pine and resin with some nice pale malt sweetness. Decent.

Can. Pale amber with a largish white head. Rather weak but pleasant aroma with caramel, spices, some floral notes. Lowish carbonation, rather watery. Bland carmale sweetness, faint spices, modest bitterness. A bit insipid.

12 oz can. Pours a copper color with very little head. Aromas of toffee, pine, oranges and toasted malts. Flavors of bitter dried fruit and grass. Lots if carbonation and a long bitter finish.

Can from Darby’s Liquor, Vancouver
Hazy blond color with small head. Dry mouthfeel but not weak, with delicate malt aroma and flavor; the hopping provides enough bitterness but not much quality, just a light citrusy touch and some mild resins.
But in this warm summer afternoon it works very well.

The appearance is semi-clear/somewhat hazy looking golden brown colored body with a two finger white foamy head that lasts for about thirty seconds; once the head starts to die, somewhat thick spider web lacing clings to the sides of the glass; carbonation is seen rising at a moderate pace; the smell is slightly bitter with the hops combined with some English malts, more sweetness comes out as it warms; the taste is mainly sweet, but an English sort of bitter arrangement of hops try to come out; malty aftertaste, quick dry malty English finish; its fairly light on the palate and the carbonation comes across fairly smooth for the most part; overall, good English pale ale that I might come back to and would most likely be nice next to my grill

Appearance: Hazy deep golden color with a thick white head that leaves a nice lacing.
Aroma: Citric, mild grapefruit, malty and mild fruity.
Palate: Medium + body. Tad sweet and a fine bitterness. Average carbonation.
Taste: Citric, tropical fruity and a fine malty back.
Overall impression: Fresh and tasty ale.
Personal stats: Can from a trade with RobertDale

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12oz bottle pours deep clear gold with an off white head. The mild aroma offers up a light mix of citrus, pine and floral hops with a bit of malt sweetness in the background. The taste is similar where a style relevant pine to citrus hoppiness starts things off with a decent level of bitterness. To midway and into the finish it gets more floral hop like and then ends with a faint lime quality. Pretty nice Pale.

On tap at The Bistro. Aromas of herbs and sweet malt. Some earth in the background. Clear gold with a white head. Taste is biscuity malt and some herbs. Dryish finish and fades quickly.

Bottle. Pours orange amber with a small off white head and minimal lacing. Aroma is faint citrus and pine hops, caramel. Flavor is malty, touch of caramel, grassy. Medium bitter finish. Watery on the palate.

12th November 2009
Slightly hazy amber beer. Semi dry palate. Light malt. The hops are orangey and perhaps a little marmalade. Overall a light beer that doesn’t have much bitterness and is a tad dry. Otherwise very drinkable!