473ml can. Vastactiv tasting. Thx Arde.
Poured deep brown in color.
Caramel nose, toffee, muscovado notes. Balanced. Light roastedness. Maybe on the sweeter side.

Pounder 2$ can from chalet. Pour is large, black and in charge; nice foamy tan head lasts for a while. Nose is, yes of course, some IPA hops but there is also this rich toasted olfactory effect in there as well. Holy moley, first taste is also large and in charge, and yes again, some IPA hop bitterness in there, but thankfully this is much more than an IPA. Its triggering the dark beer heavy stouty porter taste buds. Getting that old damp partially burned campfire attitude in there, and that really helps me to be distracted from the fact this is actually some kind of IPA. Fer-sher, the dark beer aspects really takes over in this one. In the middle I think I'm dreaming of a well mannered almost imperial stout? Even is more civilized than a poorly made baltic porter! Just curious what aging would do for this if it was in a bottle. For a pounder can of IPA, I had no trouble living with this rascal. On the finish this is masked as a dark almost robust stout. Low on the pine tar, green grapefruit rind rude ass bitterness scale but comes with presentable notes of dark roasted stout baker's chocolate, coffee, and cocoa from what seems to be dark roasty malts. Easy peezy, there, you have it.

Definitely doesn't taste like a quad, barely a DIPA in my opinion. On the one hand it's drinkable but on the other hand, pretty much a one note beer

Can from the LCBO. Taste is mildly sweet syrupy malt with resin malt and notable bittering malt to offset the fairly syrupy finish. Decent.

Pounder can from chalet premier. Pretty cool label, reminds me of those old godzilla movies from japan. Nose is friendly fresh cut pine needles. Ever so slight haze on light mellow lemonade color. Nice foamy head goes craggy before fading to 1/2". For an IPA, this is quite friendly tasting, no lie! Unexpectedly getting some lemon tartness and some nifty fresh cut grass. The IPA bitterness is low to medium and as somebody who doesn't like IPA, I find this quite acceptable on the palate. Not only that, the co2 level on this is quite nice, almost sharp and cutting. Yeah baby. Seriously, for me a macro lager lover, I'm finding this very refreshing! There is even a soda pop attitude about this at times. Many pale ales are so much more bitter than this. So much better and less bitter than lo-pitch juicy, evil twin The Pure and Simple IPA Is Rarely, even brewdog 95 and north peak wanderer. Yea, I betchah this really shouldn't be styled as an IPA except for it says that on the can. LoL. I probably should have got a sixer of this lighthearted stuff.

473ml can. Pours a clear dark brown, almost black with a large, frothy, long lasting, beige head that leaves sticky curtains of soapy lace. Sweet aroma of chocolate malt, blackberry, blueberry, grapefruit and coffee. Sweet flavour of roasted malt, grapefruit, blackberry, blueberry, cocoa, coffee and piney hops in a dry, mild bitter finish. Medium body with a smooth, oily texture and average carbonation.