Orange and slight dank. Hazy gold with a small white head. Nice light oranges and a bit of creamy pith. Decent.

The aroma is good sweet grain with honey notes, has a perfect near-white foam with mellow semi-clear brown body below it. Flavour is soft malts with some honey, nothing too complex. Mouthfeel is full in a good caskey way. This is nice but not complex, you'll not remember it but you'll probably enjoy it.

Has an earthy aroma of cinnamon, a cloudy pink-yellow body and just a hint of white foam. Flavour is mellow and sweet guava, good and not overpowering. Mouthfeel is full and the salt is balanced. This is a good effort, highly drinkable.

Has a murky amber smokiness that should be explored and improved, but I should know better that a Vancouver brewer will quickly move to the next thing without mastering the first. Okay clear brown body and minimal head. Flavour is a smoky malt mix with no complexity and a thinness on the feel, dude my feels, this ain't hittin' it. Seems kind of smoked, a bit murky, and certainly not doing any specific thing well.

Sweet funky grapefruit comes across the nose that is leaning toward the smell of that guy's armpits who sits across from me every weekday morning on the bus. Has an okay cloudy brown orange body with a bit of white head. Flavour is mellow hops and some citrus notes, all subtle, not syrupy. Medium finish and full on the mouth. I like these subtle flavourings more than the syrup bombs that some other local brewers are attempting.

Nice clear ruby copper body and a hint of white foam. The aroma is that floor cleaner your parents used in 1979 - kind of floral, hugely sweet chemical, awkward ammonia hints. Don't go on the linoleum kids, daddy's cleaning! Flavour is an okay sweet malt with some hoppy sharpness. Full enough on the mouth I suppose. Okay pale ale, a few brew issues that might make your made mistake it for one of her (or his) supplies.

On tap at Callister, pours a hazy yellow with a small white head. Aroma brings tart stone fruits, some vegetal notes and herbal hops. Flavour is along the same lines, with gently dank hops, vegetal notes, and biscuity malt. Not the most interesting beer, with too vegetal a character. Hopefully not representative of women's brewing abilities.

On tap at Callister, pours a dark copper with a small off-white head. Aroma brings out bready malt, subdued earthy hops, and some bitter pine. Flavour is along the same lines, with bitter piney hops and bready malt. Nicely balanced, with a piney, bitter finish. Decent red ale.