Can. Golden beer with a cream head. Tropical fruit and light citrus aroma. Tropical fruit and light rotten fruit flavor with lemon. Medium bodied. Good bitterness. Tropical fruit and lemon linger with light grapefruit.

Tap. Gold colour with thick white head. Evergreen aroma, a pleasant change from the citrus of so many IPAs. Evergreen taste with a thick malt note. Silky finish

Pour is a murky thick looking orange with a foamy white head. Aroma is a real nice grapefruit, blueberry and pineapple. Flavor is a nice pineapple with some honey, coconut and name your tropical fruit here. Very flavorful and fresh at less than 1 month old. This is real nice.

12oz from Denman LRS on Alex's deck. Appearance: brown with a beige head. Aroma: tons of coffee and green peppers. Taste: along the same lines with chocolate notes, quite sweet. Overall: pretty good, I wish no green peppers in here.

Green onion, caramel and some booze. A little passion fruit, but light. Clear golden pour with ok head. Hop tang finish.

Can. Amber beer with a cream head. Summer fruit and citrus aroma. Summer fruit and sweet malt flavor with grapefruit. Medium bodied. Good bitterness. Summer fruit and sweet malt linger with grapefruit and light pine.

Can from Riverside Liquor in Penticton. Kind of a dullish guava juice colour, thin head. Opaque. Doesn't look great, honestly. The subtropical fruit and grapefruit notes are fairly typical hazy stuff. Moderate bitterness, but in the finish I feel like most of the bitterness come from the alcohol. The body is slightly creamy, again until the alcohol kicks into the finish. The same okay hop character runs through this. Generic NEIPA stuff, far from the very high quality Beachwood's non-hazy IPAs had back when you could still sell a non-hazy IPA.

Can from Bine & Vine. Pours very hazy gold with a creamy white head. Juicy aroma. Med plus body. Flavor is juicy with a dank note. Hoppy. Not very dry. Moderately bitter. Lots of tropicals. Going with citrus and passion fruit. Tasty.

12 oz can. Pours black k with full tan head. Aromas of creamy chocolate, fresh pressed coffee and slick roasted malts. Flavors of vanilla ice cream, earthy ground coffee, and sweetened chocolate. Full body for a porter. Quite nice

Basic, skewing more towards macro than craft, with a mild graininess offset by slight sweet corn and lemon, leading to an unexpectedly yeasty fade. Perky texture works, but otherwise nothing special.