A punchy citrus and chewy malt nose. Really nice complexity in the hop profile - hits of pine, lemon, grapefruit and tropical fruit work together to create a juicy fresh impact. The malt is very soft and bready with a hint of caramel. The taste finishes with a touch of pepper and a well sustained, blended flavour.

Another sterling creation from the Beau’s pro/am series. The nose is of dark, robust coffee with hints of dark berries. Very rich black body with a fluffy tan head. The taste revolves around a nicely roasted coffee base with appropriate malt support, milk, some bitter chocolate and a nice hint of dark berries and dates. The edge of the roasted coffee sustains through the aftertaste, but in balance with the other elements. This is no amateur concoction!

An orange-amber body with moderate, soft off-white head. The nose is substantial with big fresh Grapefruit and pine hops, and bready malt. The taste mirrors the nose, but is slightly more subdued. Low astringency hops feature grapefruit and some lemon accents. But equally impressive are the very present soft bready malts. Not a real hop bomb of an AIPA, but a well balanced and very enjoyable example of the style.

Can from LCBO. This comes off a bit strange. Looks par for the type, sure, but the taste...its mild orange, backed by heavier citrus pith, with a even bitter on the finish. This over a general bready malt. It feels like there is a hole in the taste profile of this beer, like there is some hoppiness missing up front. It's not bad, but ... lacking?

A clean, light-golden colour with very tiny unfiltered particles, a small whitish head, average retention and a little ring left. Beautiful, fresh cereal malts in the nose with a touch of sweetness. A crisp mouthfeel with a nice, light drying finish. The cereal grain continue in the flavours with just a tad of hops. Quite a nice, refreshing, crisp Light beer with real ingredients - no fill ins.