Smells of nice fruit funk with red wine and sangria notes, has great pink foam and deep purple body. Flavour is bitter fruit, some sweetness, lots of tannins. Mouthfeel is crisp and dry, plenty of skin. A great fruit beer, balanced and refreshing.

Smells of funky bitter hops with some sweetness, has good cloudy gold body with nice foam. Flavour is chewy sweet and bitter hops in all the right places. Good oiliness on the mouth with nice balance overall. A very nice IPA.

Soft sweet malt on the nose has nice beige body with middling foam on top. Flavour is good chewy biscuit, hazelnut, wood notes. Mouthfeel is full and smooth. This is very nice, well rounded, an easy drinker.

Medium clear gold body and modest white head, piney hops on the nose but pulls back at the right moment. Flavour is strong resiny hops, clean, right oiliness. A good pale ale, well executed.

Cloudy yellow body and little foam, soft dry lemon on the nose. Nice sweet lemony grain flavour, good salt balance. Well done gose.

Had this at a random bar in Whistler. I had written the brewery asking what bars carry their seasonal products. I received a rote response that didn't answer the question - I was told any bar, oh and the LDB for packaged products (lol, yeah right). So ultimately, I received none of the information I asked for. Imagine a brewery that cannot answer a simple question like who has your seasonals? So it was really a miracle that I found this beer. This is a straight gose, or more likely a salted kettle sour. Refreshing, light body but not thin. Clean, the salt providing good balance and making this beer very easy to drink. It's quality gose. And I almost missed it because somebody didn't take the time to actually read my questions and answer what I had specifically asked.

Pinkish-amber colour, ok sort of jammy cherry, basic kettle sour, wimpy, goes nowhere. They've done much better sour and fruit beers.

Bright, golden. A bit toasty on the nose, definitely toasty hops, low bitterness. Not interesting, but well-made.

Opaque, yellowish and kinda muddy. Thick head. Piney, slightly dank, a bit yeasty. Ok pale, probably a bit too yeasty.