This pale ale poured a hazy, light yellow colour with a creamy, bright white head. Nice lacing. Scents include light pineapple, grass, cooked veggies and a hint of perm solution. First swig was smooth and not over hopped. Flavours of citrus and resin. Finish is lightly hoppy bitter with citrus flavours lingering.

Bottle: Poured a pitch-black color stout with a dark brown foamy head with good retention and some lacing. Aroma of roasted malt notes with some strong bourbon notes with woody notes also perceptible. Taste is a mix of strong bourbon notes with some roasted malt and black chocolate with very little residual sugar notes and some woody notes. Body is full with good carbonation with some alcohol being discernible. Old school imperial stout with some very dominant bourbon notes.

This pils poured a hazy, light yellow colour with a bright white head. Nice lacing. Scents include corn and a little perm solution. First swig was typical of a pils. Lightly sweet, with cornish flavours and mildly bitter hop. Finish is corn with that hoppy bitterness lingering.

This Pale Ale poured a hazy golden colour with a creamy, white head. Medium lacing. Scents include pineapple, orange... all the citrus’, dough and a little cream. First swig was creamy with great flavour of citrus, pineapple and grains. Finish is lightly bitter with hop flavour lingering.

This one poured a deep black color with a soapy brown head. Med lacing. Scents include wine, soya sauce and a sweeter BBQ sauce. First swig was quite different. Flavors of red wine, soya sauce and a little smoke. Finish is a little boozy with that wine/beer flavour lingering.

This golden ale poured a slightly hazy, light yellow colour with a soapy, bright white head. Med lacing. Scents include corn, dough and light malt. First swig was pretty good. Flavours of honey, malt and corn syrup together with a nice mild hop. Delicious. Finish is malty with a hoppy bitterness lingering.

This Black IPA poured a deep, dark blackish amber with a creamy, tan coloured head. Nice lacing. Scents include caramel, coffee, almost burnt toast and molasses. First swig was really roasty. Flavours of hops, Melloids cough drops and a little coffee. Finish is burnt but quite bitter. Not what I’m used to in a black beer. Finish was quite burnt but that nice roasty flavour is interrupted by he hoppy bitterness.

Clear dark copper with a small beige. Toffee and caramel. Touch of wood with light toffee.

Can. Pitch black beer with a strong slightly off white coloured head. The aroma is gently roasted and mildly bitter coffee. The flavour is well roasted and coffee, and the finish is smooth and quite rich. Overall a nice porter.