Can from the lcbo. Slightly. Hazy golden pour, with a large white head. Hops are faint but grassy, crisp cereals, some minerals and light yeast. Crisp mouth feel, solid carb. Finish is quite bitter for the style, hints of pine, nice cereals quite nice, but the style should be changed to kolsch.

Can from the LCBO down in Toronto. Nice to see my cottage local with a couple of labels down here. Pours a decent blonde with minimal head. Taste is primarily into the bittering hops, with a little resin, and a touch of perfume. All over a fairly neutral, slightly sweet malt with notes of honey. Bitterness lingers, not unpleasantly, but it smooth out as you empty the pint. Not bad. Just a side note. RobinV, who's reviews I always find so helpful, clearly is trying something very different from what I purchased. I'm not sure why.

Bold pink pour, delivered to the table with just the barest ring of bubbles. Taste solid raspberry, thinner malt supporting, mild sour that works well with the raspberry. Generally good, but feeling a little thin. Pint at the brewery.

A red copper ale with a thin mocha head. In aroma, sweet caramel malt with light grassy hops, treacle, light metallic notes, OK. In mouth, caramel malt with light grassy hops, roasted character, light mineral notes, pleasant. Can from brewery.

Bottle from the brewery. Prominent lemon with acidity, mild funk, vague tequila. The finish has lemons and lime rolling along pretty hard, with acidity. Decently refreshing, not the most complex but I appreciate the attempt.

Always one behind Robinv. Lol. Nose is light, or apricot and a little funky socks. Taste is a little thinner than I would have hoped but quite good. Light stone fruit, a little funk, light hay malt, vanilla and oak. Decent, but light. Bottle from the brewery, drinking at the cottage.

Tastes of chocolate, deeply toasted malts, mildly ashy, which isn't the most pleasant and a touch of stale crackers. It's fairly sweet, touch of booze, slight acidity on the finish. Not steller.

Lots of biscuit, slightly toasted fairly dry. Mild, mild bitterness and bread on the finish.

Toasted biscuit, which is mildly sweet. A bit of booze, notable mineral tang. A little thin on the palate. Lingering mild bitterness. Decent.