On tap at Astilleros, pours a clear moderate brown with a small beige head. Aroma is dominated by the coffee, with a nice coffee bean character. Flavour is much more restrained, with toasted bready malt and very light coffee character. Very timid and lacking body but nothing offensive.

On tap. Pours a hay color with light head. Aromas of dry limes and light cereal. Lots of limes and salt in the flavor… On a dry grainy malt base. If you like limes…

Has that nice pinkish-orange prickly pear colour, no head and slight haze. Smells like kettle sour, with medium tuna flavour. Moderate tartness in the finish, light fruit, and medium body for a light beer.

Lata, de Legacy. Amber, with a slight haze and a thin head. The pinot is prominent on the nose, with a bit of barrel. On the palate, it's a bit sweet, lots of barrel, lots of pinot. Wouldn't say buggy, but I wish it was, because this would be pretty good with a splash of brett kicking in to dry it out. Good body. One of the things I look for in a barrel beer is balance - this isn't bad but not perfect. Another thing I look for is the barrel delta - the barrel is really raising the base a lot here. If it's not the best beer I've had from Shipyards Brewing, it's close.

Poured from 355mL can. Clear dull gold with small white head. Mostly a showcase of the pinot gris with some mild saison yeast and light funk. A nice surprise from this brewery and well worth the cost.

330mL can, pours a clear pale golden with a small white head. Aroma brings out subtle white wine grape must, gentle tangy hops, some grassiness, and biscuity malt. Flavour has a nice tangy, citrus hop tang upfront, accentuated by a nice white wine must character, and a supported by a crisp biscuity malt base. Crisp, nicely hopped and accentuated nicely by the white wine grape must. Surprisingly excellent.

12oz @ Matt's new place. Appearance: clear golden with a weak white head. Aroma: grapes, some funk and barrel. Taste: along the same lines, nicely balanced funk, grapes, and barrel character. Overall: surprisingly very nice!

355mL can, pours a clear copper golden with a small white head. Aroma brings out some gentle rustic saison yeast, with gentle grape skins and a tiny hint of funk. Flavour is surprisingly good, with a nice grape skin character, some rustic notes, and a hint of wild yeast. The grape character is surprisingly bold and combines well with the saison yeast. What the hell...? This is very good… especially for the price (< $4).

Okay hazy light yellow body and modest foam. Nice guava on the nose, tart and fresh, but nothing else. Taste is tart guava, a little unripened, finishing chalky with modest carbonation. Guava character sure, gose character? Nah.

Okay cloudy yellow body and minimal foam. Musty corny cereal aroma, yet not very distinct and more than a little wet. Taste is slightly peppery cereal, finishing with some syrupy sweetness but somehow also wetness. Also not really a corn forward saison, just kinda.... mediocre.