16 fl.oz. can. A black beer with a beige head. Aroma of intense fresh coffee beans. Taste of roasted dark malt, intense coffee flavour, ash, bitter hops.

Starker Kaffeegeruch. Milde Herbe, viel Kaffee, leichte Herbe. Trocken, etwas bitter, hohe Süffigkeit, rund. Mittellanger Abgang, nett. 10/10/10/10/9/10

473ml can. Murky, yellow-ish, pale golden colour with small, frothy, fading, white head. Juicy, citrusy fruity, hoppy aroma, restricted notes of lemon, limoncello, a touch of lemon drops, oaty malty background. Taste is bitter, grassy, citrusy fruity hoppy, notes of lemon, some lemongrass, oaty malty basis with a minimally papery, crumbly touch. Slightly creamy, watery texture, dry palate, medium to fine, prickly carbonation. Neither overly rich nor complex, relatively bitter for the style, fruitiness is somehow oat filtered and therefore limited, trimmed, muted - below average.

Hoppy, malty, crisp, dry. Cereal and florals, a whiff of caramel, could even say bitter. Hefty for the low abv, nice.

473ml can. Crisp, grassy and floral with some hay and spiciness, mild bitterness.

Crisp, grassy and floral with some hay and spiciness, mild bitterness.

Hazy golden colour with an amber colour, a small warm cap, average stay and a few bubbles around the ring. Orange peel, tangerine zest with some pepper notes and hints of grassiness. The grassiness with pepper continues into the taste. Almost like sage herbs. It does work with the citrus zest and juices. Juicy mouthfeel with a touch of dryness in the end. It does work in the end.

473ml can. Pours a hazy blonde with a small, foamy, long lasting, white head that laces. Sweet fruity aroma of grainy pale malt, pineapple, lemon, oats and herbal hops. Sweet fruity flavour of grainy pale malt, lemon, grapefruit, mango, nectarine, apricot, pineapple and floral hops in a dry, mild bitter finish. Light body with an oily texture and average carbonation. Wow! I was really ready to hate on this, but it's juicy and delicious. Best GF beer I've ever had!

(473ml can from L'Axe du Malt, Quebec City) Pours quite hazy deep gold with a thick white head and some lace. Aroma is aromatic mandarin and orange peels, crushed grapefruit, dried mango, pine, cannabis. Flavour is quite dry and intensely hoppy, navel orange and tangerine, some grapefruit pulp and peel, dry but bready malt, a little mango/peach type residual sweetness mid sip, touch floral, lots of peppery citrus oils and hop cones into the finish, some biting garlic or green onion, pulpy white grapefruit, moderate bitterness and mineral crispness which I’ve come to associate with N-F hops. Medium-bodied, slick, creamy soft carbonation. Solid stuff, not sure how much the hop gun treatment contributed but it felt a little greener and more aggressive than the standard N-F IPA.