Seasonal and different in different years. The barrel aged version in 2020 and 2021 was wonderful. 4.0 for me, well blended barrel aging on a very nice base Scotch ale. But something went horribly wrong in 2022, and the barrel aged version from 2022 is a drain pour. The barrel flavour is harsh, sour,and separate from the beer. The whole thing tastes off. Rating is a combination of very nice past beers with very awful recent versions.

Muddy yellow body with minimal foam. Smells of soft lemony pine, slightly septic. Taste is a kind of floral pear, soft juice, slight cinnamon spice. Fresh and easy, juicy, not bad at all.

Nice clear brown body but little foam. Smells of soft wood, slight bourbon notes, very vague fruitiness. Taste is more tart fruitiness. good salt, soft bourbon barrel all working well together. Nice lingering wood aftertaste. Well executed, a good combination.

Muddy red body with bad foam, smells of good sweet boysenberry, slightly grassy. Nice tart berry taste, a little subdued and overly sweet though. Okay lingering sugar, modest carbonation. Not bad, simply adequate.

Okay foam on a good clear red body. Smells of slightly boozy cherry and some soft malt. Taste is okay balance of biscuit malt and sweet cherry, full finish and only slight carbonation. Adequate, drinkable.

473mL can, pours a cloudy golden orange with a small white head. Aroma is very fruity, with lots of stone fruits, tropical notes, and citrus, dank hops. Flavour is lightly dank, with orange soda, a mineraly seltzery character, citrus hops, and caramely malt. The orange sofa and mineraly character is a bit too prominent. Not bad, but it needs a lot of work to compete with better hazies/double IPAs in town. Okay.

Murky ornge, white head . Musty fruit nose and taste, has a slight scorched tone. Not one of their better offerings

Can from The Gull, North Vancouver
Blond colour, a bit dull, slight haze, with medium head. Nice aroma, piney hops, mild sugar floss. Lean mouthfeel, the residual sweetness is kept to an understandable minimum; not getting particular vibes from the malt, there's some wet paper, at least it's not oppressing; the hopping is quite good though, moderately bitter, with delicate piney and citrusy notes, very light chamomile.
Overall, it's actually pretty good, worth trying again.

Deep purple and red with a rich red head. Red berry and cherry notes. Cherry and light red notes and sourness.