Can from the LCBO. Hazy medium amber under a large fluffy off white head that fades gradually and leaves patchy lace. Nose is citrus,mango, bread, light pine and grass. Flavour is more subdued than the nose with light sweet malt under a medium- citrus and grass bitterness. Mouth is medium with average carbonation and a dry finish. 8/4-/7/3+/14

Pours a lightly hazed golden colour with a nice frothy, slightly creamy white head with decent stay and liney-spotty lace. Grassy hop aromas over orange juices and sweet yeast. The taste is also very grassy, leafy, creating some big bitterness. Almost extreme dryness. Again, citrus notes in the background. Mostly peel, zest. Yeah, says very dry on can. It is. 46 IBU. OK.

A deep dark brown stout with a thin dark brown head. In aroma, sweet nutty chocolate malt with caramel, peanut, vanilla, very pungent and interesting, like peanut brittle. In mouth, a light sweet fruity chocolate malt with light peanut butter notes, light vanilla, light bodied but pleasant. On tap at Lupulus.

This stout poured a deep, dark amber colour with a creamy brown head. Scents include coffee, dark chocolate, smoke, nuts and plastic. First swig was quite sweet with flavours of coffee syrup, cocoa and nuts. Finish is sweet and smokey with sweet coffee and syrup lingering.

Aroma is spot-on.

Pours a dark brown with copper highlights. The head is bubbly-frothy, yellowish-beige coloured with decent stay and some nice patchy foam lacing. Dried peanut smell over the roasted malts and chocolate notes. Hints of grass and the caramel helps. The peanuts are still present in the taste over the chocolate and roasted malts. Grassy hops are still felt here, adding dryness and bitterness in the finish. I wish the alcohol was a little higher, so the hops would not have to be so strong to add to this lighter milk stout. Still, pretty good overall.

Can: Poured a clear amber color ale with a large foamy head with OK retention and minimal lacing. Aroma of citrusy hops notes with light caramel notes is OK. Taste is a mix of citrusy hops, light oxidation, some lightly caramelized malt with a dry finish. Body is about average with good carbonation. Lacking some hops floral undertones to truly shine.

Pours a golden colour with a slight haze, a big off-white cap, very long lasting with lots of lace. Some mild grains in the smell like the style should be, but more of the hops that take over. So more grassy aromas. This seems to be the same in the taste, so covering up the light grainy malts. Not a fan of the hops used in here, and the amount. For the rest, still a decent crisp, good-looking beer.

A dark peach juice like ale with no head. In aroma, sweet mango juice with light orange pulp, nice and smooth. In mouth, like a pink grapefruit juice, light tropical fruits, nice and refreshing. Caskapalooza 2018.

Mildly hazy golden-amber colour with a creamy warm head, very nice retention and thick creamy lace. Spicy hop nose with citrus notes and hints of honey. Mouthfeel is bitter with a nice dryness in the end. Flavours are the same as smell, nicely balanced between the citrus zest bitterness, spicy hops and hints of grains. What a refreshing, bitter citrusy IPA with lots going on. Not sure about the Session label, but a very nice IPA on its own.