16oz (thx, Marc-Olivier L.!) @ Ryan's. Appearance: clear blonde with a white head. Aroma: fruity, some mangos and pineapple. Taste: along the same lines, quite bubbly and dry. Overall: ok.

Poured from 473mL can. Clear blonde with minimal white head. Apple, feint pineapple and mango. Okay.

16 oz. can, pours a clear blonde with a small white head. Aroma reveals light pineapple, a touch of mango, and apple juice. Flavour is fairly juicy, with gentle pineapple, a touch of mango, and medium-dry apple juice. Nothing special but clean enough.

It's pale. No head. This has a lot going on, in terms of apple, tart pineapple and a bit of bright mango. On the palate, it's more cider than beer, with a bit of mango. Again, the fruits are on the tart side, and this comes across fairly thin and dry.

First from this brewery, and this one won one of the best Canadian Double IPA. Hazy, golden-orange with an off-white frothy-foamy head that stays a while, and some thick patches of lacing are left. Oranges in the nose at first, but some mild grassiness does come out, with hints of alcohol and dry white wine (among other fruitiness) from the Kölsch yeast. Sediments on the smaller scale are falling to the bottom as it pours some more. The mouthfeel is not too thick, wet enough with a drying finish, getting thinner. Fruity flavours of citrus zest, light grapes and decent grassy-bitterness in the end. Also getting some pineapple notes in the taste eventually from the Simcoe hops. Not the juiciest Imperial IPA, but still quite fruity with touch of dry white wine.

Soft, creamy and juicy with some tropical notes, floral and grassy hops, pineapple and citrus. Pretty smooth and fluffy.