Volo Cask Days 2009. Hops are subtle, and light, there are there, but the beer is also dominated by some big grassy notes. Flavor is solid, but pretty basic, but tasty.

6 pack from my local LCBO. Slightly malty nose, not much hops. Slight evegetal flavour and aroma. All in all for a buck a beer, it’s one of the better ones i’ve had. For a basic barebones boring lager, its decent.

holy hell, a brown ale? this beer is black! If i didnt know i would think this is a porter. Very small beige head, a slightly fruity aroma, with some roasted malt, and a touch of hops. Smoky flavour, more roasted malt, and some nice hops in the finish. Smooth in the end, wow, i’m very impressed! I’ve had a few of this breweries beers, and they are pretty subpar, but this is very nice.

aroma is bready, and malty with some grains in there. Flavour is slightly hopped, but quite bready, and grainy again. I’m getting a bit of a grassy aftertaste. hmmmmm, this isnt half bad, its refreshing, not too thin. I like it.

Good but it feels less than imperial if that makes sense?

Thin malt base, mild pineapple, a little apple, neutral swetness. Pretty boring.

568ml tall can, pouring a fairly clean, amber colour with creamyish, warm off-white head, average stay and some nice creamy-foamy lacing. Fruity-caramel malt aromas with cereal grain notes and decent grassy hops. Crisp mouthfeel with a light dry finish. Some mineral notes in the taste with mild fruitiness, cereal malts and a tad hops. A nice, drinkable Oktoberfest that goes down nicely with a decent blending of things.