Can: Poured a light copper color ale with a large foamy head with good retention and some lacing. Aroma of light citrusy notes with grainy malt notes. Taste is also dominated by light citrusy notes with grainy malt bill and some light bitter finish. Body is about average with good carbonation. I thought the hops profile fell short for the style.

Poured from the tap. Clear, light medium orangey brown with off white head. Piney, grassy hops with mild citrus hops, subtle caramel malt, a bit watery. Dryish finish.

This ale poured a medium amber colour with a off white, foamy head. Scents include malt, light caramel, honey and hops. First sip was a little sweet. Flavours of grass, honey and toast. Finish is hoppy with a medium bitterness.

This beer pours a crystal clear gold color  which gives it a lager look. It’s fruity sugary light malts which has somewhat of a grainy aroma. Medium-bodied with a bit of a sharp mouthhfeel. The taste is sweet malty, lightly fruity & a bit bready with a bitter finish. Learning this is a kolsch I like it a lot more.

On tap at the Ottawa Beerfest. A lightly cloudy straw gold. This wheat beer has a fruity, wheaty and crackery aroma. Very sharp carbonation, spiky mouthfeel. The taste is clean, malty pils, wheat and perhaps some hints of citrus. Alright but somewhat plain.

Can - Pine and citrus hops. Clear gold with a rich white head. Piney, skunky, earthy with a pithy bitterness throughout.

Can - Earthy hops and grains. Clear gold with a decent white head. Mildly hopped bitterness with a pale malt and a bitter finish. Surprisingly decent.

Can - Smells very much like a lager. Cloudy yellow with a decent white head. Pale malts and some wheat, very much an American interpretation. Decent.

Single can from the LCBO. Pours a clear amber colour with fluffy-creamy warm cap that stays quite long and leaves very good amounts of soapy thick lacing. Aromas of butterscotch with mild hops, rusty water notes and some bread. The hop give a nice sharp edge of bitterness at first in the taste, with the caramel lingering in the finish. Seems like the grass comes back after that. A beautiful-looking, well-blended Pale Ale with some decent bite.

Can from the LCBO. Pours a very clear deep amber with a small off white head. Nose is grass, pine and light citrus with some toffee notes. Nice and bitter throughout with only a hint of malt sweetness. Grapefruit and spice in the long dry finish. Medium mouth with active carbonation. Quite good.