On tap at North Point, pours jet black with a small tan head. Nose brings out dry cocoa, a touch of vanilla, and hearty roast. Flavour is full of dry dark cocoa upfront, a hint of vanilla, and dry bready roasted malt. The dark dry cocoa really shines as this warms up. Nothing overly complex or special, but it's well-brewed. Good.

On tap at North Point, pours a hazy cooper golden with a small white head. Nose brings out an earthy, piney hop character upfront, with a crisp biscuity malt backbone. Flavour brings out lots of piney hop needles, crisp biscuity malt, and assertive lingering bitterness. The bitterness doesn't bother me; it's just that there's little flavour depth, and the hops don't seem optimally utilized. Decent but needs some work.

On tap at North Point, pours a cloudy yellow with a small white head. Aroma is rather muddled, with some citrus and earthy hop notes, and a bready malt backbone. Flavour is more or less the same, with citrus hops, earthiness, moderate tropical fruitiness, some pith, and thankfully limited chalk. Doesn't have the flaws of many local hazies, but there's also nothing special about this. Decently made.

Pale blond colour, cloudy. Mild fruity arom aand flavour, sweet citrus (oranges…), it has some light acidity; weak mouthfeel and weak flavours. A general comment on this kind of beers, sad that these are called IPAs, as there is nothing of an IPA.
Modest.

Solid fruit sour. Raspberry and blackberry pretty thick here. Murky pink pour with ok head and lacing. Tangy sweet fruity finish. Tap at brewery.

Grapefruit and some pine. Pours hazy golden with ok head. Bitter finish with some barky astringency. Tap at brewery.

Green onion and a little orange peel. Something off lurks in the background, like a like infection of some sort. Murky orange yellow pour with ok head. Green onion hoo tang finish. Tap at brewery.

Stormtech can
Golden colour, hazy, small head. Light bready aroma. Sweetish, there's some bread and sourdough flavour, would be ok if less sour; the hopping is quite anonymous, the bitterness is low.
More chewy than a mass Lager, it's ok.

Stormtech can
Pale blond colour, hazy. Light citrus aroma. Light and dry; some white bread flavour, with some salt and very light lemon; low bitterness (almost absent).
Simple, but on target.

Can from High Point, Vancouver
OneDrive fucked my DB, so some details were lost. But this was a pretty juicy one, moderately sweet, balanced, and not dirty, that got better sip after sip.