A golden IPA with a thin lacing off white head. In aroma, a smooth biscuit malt with a light fruity ester, and smooth floral British hops. In mouth, a smooth caramel malt with light floral hops, butterscotch notes, light citrus notes, OK. On tap at Wellington Gastropub, June 19, 2012.

Wow... the only brew this brewery brews. I guess they are trying to pull a Steam Whistle. An IPA though, so quite the balls for a first one, in Canada. Pours a clean amber colour with an off-white foamy head that stays a while and gives out decent lace. Fruity sweet malts with the hops on top. Nicely balanced bitterness of the hops with the cereal malts. Not too bitter and not too dry. Just refreshing for an IPA. Quite good for an average one (meaning hop bitterness).

Draught. Amber and bright, with a loose head. Indistinct but slightly fruity hops. The hops are again indistinct on the palate, being drowned out by the weed in the Kensington Market air, rather than complementing it. The malts have a light caramel taste and some slightly mushroomy character.

I came ready to rate a pale ale, was surprised to see the India on the listing. It’s hoppy, bitter but not hugely so. Average, but nothing wrong with it either. Drinkable in mass quantity. Thanks to Garthicus! On tap at Burger bar