Can from The Gull, North Vancouver
Cloudy orrange-blond colour with generous head. Nice aroma, fruity, melow, plenty of stone fruits with a light tropical note. Lean mouthfeel, very dry, with delicate malt base, and juicy fresh hops, that would be more expressive with a bit of sugar, but this is a lean Pale Ale, so deal with that. The final is a bit short and weak.
Easy to drink; fresh and perfect choice for Pale Ale lovers and as session beer for a warm Canadian summer day.

Can - Dark chocolate and some berry notes with a touch of cocoa. Jet black brown with a small beige head. Cocoa and Vinous notes with a nice bitterness.

Dark brown. Thin head. This has a lot of bourbon on the nose, but soft with a mellow coconut note. Has a fair bit of richness, and certainly a heavy barrel treatment.

Can. This has a fudgey nose, with a light vinous note. On the palate, this is fairly rich on the chocolate with a toasty, vinous note, and a sweet, fruity aroma.

Can - Grapefruit, pineapple and grass. Cloudy gold with a decent white head. Soured and grassy with a dry finish. Very simple and not as interesting as some of the others.

568ml can. "A true Canadian pint." Pours a murky gold-yellow with a small, fizzy, short lived, off-white head that leaves spotty lacing. Sweet fruity aroma of grapefruit, orange, lemon and wheat malt. Sweet fruity flavour of grainy wheat malt, oats, grapefruit peel, orange and tropical fruit with a dry, bitter hop finish. Medium body with a smooth, oily texture and soft carbonation. Very well made. Doesn't come off as weak or thin, even with the low ABV.

Draft - Dank, pine and roast. Jet black with a decent beige head. Grassy hops and light roast. Hops dominate over roast.

Cask - Nice light citrus. Cloudy yellow. Soft light citrus peel. Light and easy.

Draft - Dark roast and chocolate fudge. Jet black with a rich brown head. Big wood and bourbon and a dry finish. Intense and rich.