16.9 oz. bottle, pours jet blak with a small tan head. Aroma is full of rich hazelnut-infused dark roast coffee and plenty of booze. Flavour is full of dark dried fruits, booze, lots of harsh coffee, and a touch of toasted hazelnuts. Rather chaotic and lacking integration. It’s okay.

Can, enormous thanks Fil for sharing with us! Murky yellow body, off-white head. Big pineapple aroma, herbal, perfumey. Lean, dry, sweetish, mellow taste, does pineapple mayo make sense? Well, close. Herbal bitterish finish. Pleasant overall, unusual, nice!

Can, enormous thanks Fil for bringing it back from the States. Hazy yellow body, off-white head. Sausage aroma, light cabbage umami-saltiness, but not infection-style! Soft, dry taste, smokey, sausage with cabbage, pleasantly so, low bitterish finish. Unusual, nice.

On tap at Ladd & Lass, pours a fairly clear pale golden with a small white head. Aroma has some dank hops, pine, and crisp biscuity malt. Flavour has a nice piney hops expression, light dankness, and crisp biscuity malt. Nice hop expression, with a great piney, lightly dank finish. Good stuff.

On tap at Ladd & Lass, pours a deep dark amber brown with a small beige head. Aroma has some earthy coffee grounds and a touch of toasted malt. Flavour has plenty of sweet coffee—like a cold cup of coffee—with earthy, toasted malt. Finishes sweet and earthy coffee-centric. Good stuff.

On tap at Ladd & Lass, pours a clear blonde with a small white head. Aroma has light grassiness, straw, and biscuity malt. Flavour is pretty timid, with subdued herbal notes, straw, and biscuity malt. Needs more hops. Clean enough but very timid.

On tap at Ladd & Lass, pours a hazy dull blonde with a small white head. Aroma is pretty subdued, with straw and some biscuity malt. Flavour is biscuity, with sweet cerealy malt, dry biscuity nalt, and straw. Not much hop character. Kinda lame.

Can. Amber beer with a cream head. Malt and grass aroma with light spice. Spice and mineral flavor with light grass. Medium bodied. Spice and malt linger with light mineral notes and light grass.

Draft pour pint at Tapped, Mill Creek. Bright golden haze, cream foam head, plenty of lacing. Really juicy flavor profile. Combination of citrus and tropical fruit with a decent dose of bitterness throughout for a hazy. Grassy and tropical nose. Easy drinking, really tasty hazy. Not surprised Tapped went ahead and made this a beer with their name on it for their locations. Very good.