Can, at the Falkland Pub. Pale gold, medium head. Has a fruity hop nose, light apple, pear, berries. Medium bitterness. Malts are clean and slightly biscuity. Again the orchard notes are a bit odd but overall not a big deal. Decent.

Clear gold with a decent white head. Light bready and a touch of grain. Light grains, touch of bitterness and a dry finish.

341ml bottle. Pours a clear red-brown with a medium, creamy, short lived, light brown head that laces. Mild sweet aroma of roasted malt, caramel, cocoa, nuts, ash, peat and light coffee. Sweet flavour of roasted malt, bread, caramel, coffee, nuts, ash, earth and peat in a dry, mild bitter finish. Light body with a watery texture and average carbonation. Enjoyable, easy to drink.

355ml can. Name refers to the last chair of the day when skiing. Pours a clear copper-amber with a large, puffy, beige head that leaves plenty of lace. Mild, sweet aroma of bready caramel malt, toffee and baked red apple. Sweet flavour of toasted grainy malt, caramel, red apple, nuts and faint citrus with a crisp, dry, mild bitter finish. Light to medium body with an oily texture and soft carbonation. Ok.

On draft at Keefer Lake Lodge. Pours a clear amber with a thick off white head. Malty aroma. Flavors are moderately sweet caramel with some hop bitterness.

On draft at the Keefer Lake Lodge. Pours a clear dark copper with an off white head. Aromas of grass. Flavors are moderately sweet malt with mild bitterness.

Some pine and some malt. Gets worse the more you drink, leaving a metallic cloying aftertaste. Pours orange amber with ok head. Light bitter end. Couple of pints of this at a junior hockey game in Kelowna.