Part of their Cold Rush Mixed 6-pack. Pours a dark brown colour with ruby-amber highlights, a warm-beige head, average stay and some wet-foamy lacing streaks. Some big chocolate nose with the roasted barley underneath, coffee, grassy hops with a touch of licorice. The taste is more watery, with mostly the roasted malts, and a tad dark fruits. Kind of a refreshing, easy-drinking Stout that goes down well, not too thick.

Part of their Cold Rush Mixed 6-pack. Lightly hazed, light golden-yellow colour with bubbly-frothy white head, average stay and some soapy lacing left. Pineapple aromas, but not overly sweet, with blended apples and citrus notes. The flavours are a bit more on the citrus zest side, so not as sweet, and with a decent dryness in the finish. Gets hazier as it goes, with hop particles coming out. A juicy mouthfeel, all wet. A decent, refreshing Session NEIPA that does the job with a balance of citrus and pineapples-tropical fruitiness.

Part of their Cold Rush Mixed 6-pack, pouring a clean, very light golden-yellow colour with a white frothy cap, decent stay and some nice soapy lacing spots. Some grassy hops in the aromas, over the sweet-cereal malts that give out pear notes. Again, fairly hoppy grassiness for the style, over the mild cereal maltiness. A tad fruity pears continues milder. Gets unfiltered, lightly hazed with particles floating around near half pour. A pretty good Light Lager with real ingredients, that goes down nicely.

Part of their Cold Rush Mixed 6-pack, pouring a hazy, golden colour with an orange hue, a big frothy-bubbly white head, very good stay and soapy patches of lacing. A fruity nose with pineapples, blended with other tropical fruit notes, some stone fruits and dank hints. A juicy mouthfeel, slightly on the thicker side, with a decent dryness in the finish. Citrus zest flavours with a touch of orange juice and the tropical notes taking a backseat. Getting a tad tangy-zing in the end, as it goes. A good, juicy NEIPA with a little less oats, but nice fruitiness.

This cream ale poured a golden amber colour with a soapy, white head. Nice lacing. Scents include corn, cooked veggies, honey and a little dough. First swig was slightly sweet with flavours of corn, malt,bread and light hops. Finish is mildly hoppy with corn and hop bitterness lingering.

A very slight haze, amber colour with golden highlights, a warmish off-white cap and some soapy lacing spots. Cereal malt aromas with a little fruitiness from amber ales, and a tad grassy hops. The cereal touch continues into the taste, with again, some fruity notes and light hops drying the finish. No corn in this Cream Ale to thin out the mouthfeel, so feels more like an amber ale.

Draft at Pounder's Waterfront Pub and Patioin Wellington. Citrus, resin, mild hop burn and some bitterness, over a mildly sweet.brrady malt. With hop burn and that hop doughiness/plastic. (Now isn't that a poor description.)