T’is the season for wet hopped harvest ales! A light honey gold body topped with a pillowy white head. The nose is very fresh featuring the scent of dank, newly picked cascade hop oil. It’s like smelling your fingers after a few hours of cascade cone picking. The taste has a solid hop profile for a seasonal pale ale. Cascade all the way with Grapefruit, citrus and some tropical fruit. There is a pepperiness on the tongue and some rindiness to the hops as the tasting goes on. A solid biscuit malt underpins the hop forward taste elements. Medium to light body and a nice dry finish.

Funny name for a lager. Was expecting a Blonde ale. Refreshing malt forward lager. A bit crisper than a major commercial lager, but very little going on here for a micro product. Not regretting drinking it though on a hot summer evening.

Can from the LCBO. Hazy orange pour, with a medium white head. Aroma. Is stone fruit, and magoes. Solid mouth feel, light carb. Medium bitterness, very fruity finish, but quite boozy. Mango, light pineapple and some coconut.

Can from the lcbo. Clear yellow pour, with a large white head. Grassy, noble, light bread. Crisp, clean, low bitterness, a touch soapy. Well done

Can from the lcbo. Hazy yellow, with a large white head. Lots of tropical fruit, very juicy, stone fruit, with noticeable pale cereals. Low bitterness, very juicy, stone fruit finish.

Can from the LCBO. Hazy yellow pour, with a large white head. Aroma is loaded with tropical fruit, sweet citrus, and some light pale malts. silky mouth feel, bright, lively carb. Finish is medium bitter, more tropical fruit, some stone fruit round it out.

Can from the lcbo. Clear golden pour, with a small, to medium Rocky white head. Aroma is semi sweet corny cereals with a hint of lime zest. Mouth feel is light, carb is thin. Finish is lime forward with some wet paper and light corn syrup.