473 ml can. Pours a very dark brown with light foamy tan coloured nitro head. Aromas of earthy/fruity coffee, creamy chocolate and roasted malts. Lighter flavors follow same. A bit watery.

473 ml can. Pours a dull hazy amber with light head. Aromas of pithy orange, melons, and wheaty malts. Flavors follow same with a little hop spiciness. Bitter finish. Not bad for the style.

This one's got a nice purple colour, with a pale purple head. This one smells like trouble, honestly. Butryic and butter could both be in there. It's cold. I'm worried about when it warms up. On the palate, it's really tart. Not getting any saison character. It's got a little bit of bugginess and a fair bit of blackberry, but wow it's tart. It's crazy to think about how good this brewery was just a few years ago. Now, everything they do is a struggle. There's only two components to this brew: neither are very good and they aren't going well together either.

Deep amber colour with a thin head. Decent sweet caramel with light biscuit. It’s a bit thick, mellow bitterness. Not as good as when these guys were the best lager brewery in BC but not bad.

Draught at the brewery
Pale blond colour. Crisp, smooth, with light herbaceous hops, and even lighter malts, low bitterness, short finish. Simple, fresh.

Draught at the brewery
Pale red colour, hazy. Some hibiscus, but luckily very light. Light sourness, light salt, very light smoke (this is welcome).
Refreshing drink.

Amber brown and a bit of haze. Thin head. I get cinnamon and nutmeg but the spice is harsh. Thin malts …this needs sugars for balance.

Hazy and yellow. Bubbly head. Herbal, nice rice bitterness, malts are mild. Some papaya/melon type notes.

Poured from 473mL (nitro) can. Dark brown with small off white head (not very nitro on the pour). Lots of drip coffee on the nose. Taste is same with a bit of sweet chocolate. Overall, body is pretty thin. Needs a fuller body. Disappointed.