Tall can shared with Ilya in Tofino. Shared on the beach on July 8th. Appearance: dark brown with a beige head (as I could judge while Ilya was pouring it into his mouth from the 5cm height, lol) Aroma: roasted malt, inky, hops. Taste: similar, quite silky, moderate sweetness. Overall: pretty good, classic Imperial Stout.

Nice big foamy head, sort of cloudy yellow body. Good sweet juicy pineapple on the nose, but not candyish, peach hints there too. Flavour is plenty more pineapple and some sharp hops. Refreshing mouthfeel, not too oily. Very nice, fruity in all the right ways.

Can found in the west end... they sure do like you to play Pokemon with their beers at all the indy liquor stores in town. This pours a deep black brown with a very dark brown head, solid, lasting, impressive. Smells strongly of barley and licorice and motor oil from a 1983 Camaro, the last best year, also some dirt from the driveway where you drove it in and you thought you would taste it just because. Flavour is deep musty chocolate, leather, chewy malted bran. Full on the mouth. This is very nice, very impressive, the alcohol is extremely well hidden. I'll be hunting down more of their beers, I'm always happy when a local brewer is chasing quality over quantity (which seems to often be rare).

Pours with firm and big foam, nice cloudy light orange body. Soft hops on the nose, semi-sweet, not overly candyish nor oily. Flavour is nice hops with just the right amount of juiciness and sweetness. Good mouthfeel, refreshing without residual sugar and oiliness. A well made IPA.

Can from Firefly, Vancouver
Cloudy to murky blond colour. The aroma is moderately juicy with a sweet citrus accent. The mouthfeel is rather dry, the malt is not very expressive, it almost seems rice or other cereal, the hopping is less juicy than expected, with a moderate astringency in the finish and chalk.
Ok beer.

Can, Firefly. Slight haze, thin head. Has a nice orangey, grapefruity aroma. Low bitterness, but a decent fresh hop character. Touch of yeast, and a mellow pale malt note. Solid.

Dark chocolate, roast and toast. Jet black with a rich light brown head. Sweet. bitter and roasty with a bit of booze. Big bold and pretty solid for what it is.

473mL can, pours an opaque dull golden orange with a large white head. Aroma brings out plenty of dank hops, pithy stone fruits, and bready malt. Flavour is very juicy, with tons of tropical pithy stone fruits upfront, followed by pleasantly bitter citrusy and piney hops, and just enough biscuity malt. Finished mega-juicy and nicely bitter. Excellent.

Citrus, dank and some pith. Cloudy gold with a decent white head. Citrus and a light creamy pithy note with some dank again. Solid.

473ml can. Pours a hazy gold-yellow with yeast particles in suspension and a medium, foamy, long lasting, off-white head that leaves plenty of lace. Sweet aroma of wheat malt, melon, mango, orange, pine and floral hops. Sweet fruity flavour of wheat malt, caramel, honeydew, cantaloupe, mango, orange peel and pine with a dry, bitter, floral hop finish. Medium body with a creamy, smooth, oily texture and soft carbonation. Nicely done. Juicy and easy drinking.