500 ml bottle. Pours a very dark brown with moderate head. Aromas of cinnamon, chocolate, Dr Pepper, and roasted malts. Flavors follow same with additional lactose and a bit of plastic.

500 ml bottle. Pours a dull copper color with light head. Aromas of earthy esters, muddled fruit and bready malts. Flavors of sharp muddled fruit and bready malts with lots of phenolics. Sticky. Not sure what this is. Not very good.

On tap. Pours a dark amber with light head. Aromas of grass, dried fruit and biscuity malts. Flavors of stale hops and dull toasted malts. Maybe very old?

On tap. Pours a deep mahogany with moderate head. Aromas of dry caramel, sweet muddled fruit and toasted malts. Flavors follow same with everything a bit sharper. A middle of the road red ale.

On tap. Pours a very dark brown with moderate head. Aromas of bbl ack coffee and roasted malts. Flavors follow same with additional oat sweetness and sharp roasty malts.

Dull colour, medium head. Aroma has some orangey hop, a bit of muddled yeastiness. Some lime in there, low bitterness. It’s okay at best.

473mL can, pours a clear light copper with a medium white head. Aroma reveals a nice bouquet of WC hops, with plenty of piney hops, pine needles, touch of floral hops. Flavour matches accordingly, with a very vibrant expression of woody piney hops, light floral notes, citrus peel, and more pine. Thin malt base that just serves as a foundation for those great WC hops. This is frankly excellent.

This seemed to be one of the more popular of their beers, judging from its appearance at many tables. And the appearance is unique, almost as clear as water. Nose is mainly floral lemon. Taste is very lightly bitter mixed citrus. OK on a hot day.

Brewer lists this as a west coast IPA. Crystal clear golden color white head. Tropical druit aroma. Taste is guava, passionfruit, lemon. Tasty

Draft at the source. Clear yellow color white head. Light stonefruit aroma. Taste is bittersweet mixed tropical fruit, light earth. Decent