Draught at the brewery
Black colour, creamy light brown head. A bit more roast in the aroma, but the flavour is focused on dark chocolate, with the roast coming in late; it's moderately sweet, robust, dark bread, but of ashes.
Very good.

Draught at the brewery
Hazy golden colour with compact head. Aroma of spice and bread. Sweetish but with balanced bitterness and alcohol touch, nice spice profile, but then there is some anise and bubblegum, robust bitterness.
Good.

Draught at the brewery
Cloudy blond colour. The aroma is moderately dank, light tropical fruit. Good mouthfeel, lightly sweet, nice malts, and no chalk, then bitter orange, light tropical, and robust bitterness.
Very good.

Can from High Point, Vancouver
Cloudy golden colour, dull, with large frothy head and large bubbles. In the aroma, some fruity hops (a bit of tropical) and yeast, not bad. Spicy rye flavour, also a bit chalky and yeasty, these elements don't play very well together, the rye would perform better in a clean and crisp beer; the hop flavour is mostly muted by the above, and it ends with some spicy and earthy feeling.
Ok brew, but quite unnecessary in these days and times.

Nice coffee aroma, has good beige foam on a dark brown opaque body. Flavour is nice sweet coffee with hints of milk. Mouthfeel is a little watery for a beer like this but otherwise it's okay.

Good caramel and malt aroma, has nice creamy tan foam and muddy medium brown body. Flavour is bright malt and biscuit. Mouthfeel is smooth and rich in all the right amounts. This is very nice, tasty and drinkable.

Soft honey aroma, has okay foam and a clear gold body. Flavour is soft sweetness and nothing else. Smooth mouthfeel. It's clean but very boring.

Smells of good fresh cardboard hops, has really nice foam on a clear gold body. Flavour is okay lager hops mixed with heavy tin and steel wool. Bad aftertaste from all the tinniness. It's an okay low rent lager but I'm not a fan of the tin - is that intentional due to the brewer's name?

Can from High Point, Vancouver
Clean and bright amber colour. Mild aroma of caramel, light vegetables too (celery), probably just some mediocre hop. Caramelized malt flavour, at least it's not too sweet; unfortunately the level of chicory bitterness is unbearable, making this one very hard to swallow.
Must control that hopping strategy.

Clear gold with a small white head. Soft dirty wheat. Soft grains and bitterness.