355ml can. Pours a hazy amber orange with a medium, fluffy, long lasting, white head that leaves thick, sticky curtains of soapy lace. Aroma of bready wheat malt, orange peel, clove and floral hops. Sweet, spicy flavour of bready wheat malt, blood orange, cinnamon, clove, ginger, faint whiskey and floral hops in a dry, mild bitter finish. Medium body with a thick, creamy, smooth texture and soft carbonation. Enjoyable.

473mL can, pours black with a medium tan head. Aroma reveals gentle earthy hops and some bready malt. Flavour is like a tepid CDA, with gentle roasted malt, earthy hops, and bready notes. Very timid but clean and balanced. Okay.

Black, tan head. Piney nose, light roast. Lightly scorched malt fore. Palate of pine and vague roast. Basically a low end CDA

473mL can from Liberty Wine Merchants. Pours clear pale blonde with a white head. Lots of spicy saison yeast and some gin botanicals on the nose. Flavour also has a pretty strong saison yeast character, some gin botanicals, and a bit of lemon peel. Nothing exceptional, but decent enough.

Canned at Lake Louise. Cloudy golden with medium white head. Malty, sweetish, bit grainy, touch of citrus. Light to medium bodied.

Draft at cliff house. Orange amber pour. Nose is bourbon and blood orange. Lots of wheat, blood orange and hint of bourbon vanilla on palate. Thinner bodied. Nice orange finish.

Brown, small fast fading tan head. Faint plum nose. Palate of light toasty malt and lighter plum notes. Drinkable , not memorable

I’m trying to figure out what this is but I can’t put my finger on it. Tastes like a subtly roasty, slight fruity, watery Porter. The aroma is minimal, slight roast and sweetness. Hints if random fruit, and more light roast.