Can from the lcbo. Clear golden pour, medium white head. Light grassy hops, very light cereals. Very light, watery and kinda bland. Not awfuk, but not great.

Can from the LCBO.
Hazy yellow pour, with a medium white head. Aroma is typical wit aromas. Corriander, orange zest, and some solid wheat flavours. Mouth feel is watery, and the carb is quite thin and soft. The finish is also underwhelming, it gets quite watery, and all that's left is a tinge of corriander, and some malted wheat.

Can from the LCBO.
Dark brown pour, with a medium beige head. Woody, vanilla, nutty. Good mouthfeel, good carb. Low bitterness, creeps up to medium at times. More nuts, light roast, vanilla, and hints of cocoa.

Tap at The Jim in Toronto. Dark copper pour, with a medium off white head. Aroma is very citrus forward, lime zest, and light tropical fruit, with some hints of toffee, and spice. Mouth feel is full, carb is standard. Medium bitterness, fruit notes fade, and reveal more spice, and rye. Citrus remains strong, and the lime is very upfront, with some lemon in the end, and soft caramel malt finish.

Another in depth, spectacular rating by Sammy, before me. Hats Off. On tap at session muskoka. Hazy orange pour, big off white head. Aroma is loaded with huge piney resins, and some really nice grapefruit. Nice mouth feel, solid carb. Slightly boozy as it warms, thick pine resins, lots of citrus zest, and a grapefruit pith medium bitterness.

On tap at session muskoka. Hazy yellow pour big white head. Nice banana esters, light wheat, some grain, and light lemon. Thick mouth feel, soft carb. Low bitterness, big wheat finish with semi sweet banana, and light bubblegum.

On tap at session muskoka. Clear golden pour, small white head. Typical golden ale, nice c cereals, and some nice grassy hops with hints of citrus. Great mouth feel, and carb. Very low bitterness, crisp, clean finish. Nothing mind blowing, but still well done.

On tap at sawdust city. Dark copper pour, medium slightly beige head. Aroma is nutty, and roasty, with very earthy hops, and pine resin. Some bready malts, nice cereals. Sweet, but also very bitter. Reminds me alot of arrogant bastard. Medium bitterness, subtle brown sugar sweetness in the end with some nice pine resins and cereals.

Can from the lickbo. Pours a hazy yellow, with a small white head. The aroma is generously hopped, lots of great pine resins and citrus zest aromas. If you look hard enough even some stone fruit, and apricots. The body and carb are spot on for the style. The finish is very fesh, and clean. Big citrus notes with a subtle, light bitterness.

Draft at Odyssey. Lear deep amber color bright white edge head. Aroma of toasted caramel on toast if that makes sense. Taste is bittersweet peppery caramel. Malt bomb!