473ml can. Hazy, yellow-ish, bright golden colour with average to huge, frothy, slowly osteoporosing, minimally lacing, white head. Tropical fruity and minimally leafy, hoppy aroma, wheaty and oaty malty background, notes of mango, some passion fruit, yellow stone fruit, peach, nectarine, some honeydew melon, mandarine. Taste is sweet-ish, wheaty and slightly oaty malty, mildly bitter, tropical fruity and slightly leafy hoppy, notes of yellowstone fruit, nectarine, peach, some mango, passion fruit, honeydew melon, mandarine.
Dissolved sugar enriched, watery as well as slightly oily texture, smooth and soft, minimally greasy and cloying, seemingly minimally slimey, simultaneously minimally dry palate, medium, prickly carbonation.
Fruity and drinkable, but rather sugary sweet, in a way hail-fellow-well-met, ordinary, flippant, characterless, replaceable - will hardly be remembered in May 2027.

Caramel, coriander, wet grass, light maple, and hay. Sweet and malty and yeasty, with a mellow, grassy bitterness. Light to medium, chewy, and sticky. Surprisingly complex, balanced, and fun.

Pint at the Aurora Arts location - clear gold - lively carbonation kicks up a thick, foamy head - clean and light, with some grassy and peppery saaz bite, with some herbal and citric notes underneath - a hint of lemon - very clean malt - light while also bringing a bready malt richness - it's pretty darn good.