Pours a clean golden colour with a big head that is creamy, bubbly, warm off-white with good retention and lots of creamy lacing. Cereal grain aromas with a little rye, darker grains. The mouthfeel has some nice soft dryness of a good APA. Good bitterness for the style, cutting the sweetness of the grainy malts. Enough piney and grassy notes. A nice American Pale Ale.

A resinous hop-shaped olfactory on a cereal malty base that enhances a mixture of grain and biscuit. Creamy and dense foam on very light amber golden liquid giving off a high amount of bubbles. Intense hop flavours developing a deep astringent bitterness. The very dry and ridiculously bitter taste persists for long seconds. The malted base supports grain and biscuit flavors. The body is quite ample and the carbonation is very active. We have here of an APA with excessive bitterness that dominates all other flavors. I would have appreciated a better balance and especially a little more fruitiness of yeast and hops. Olfactif houblonné à tendance résineux sur une base maltée céréalière mettant en valeur un mélange de grain et de biscuit. Mousse crémeuse et dense sur liquide doré ambré très clair dégageant une forte quantité de bulles. Saveurs intenses de houblons développant une profonde amertume astringente. La fin de bouche très sèche et ridiculement amère persiste de longues secondes. La base maltée soutient des saveurs de grain et de biscuit. Le corps est assez ample et la carbonatation bien active. On est ici en présence d’une APA à l’amertume excessive qui domine toutes les autres saveurs. J’aurais apprécié un meilleur équilibre et surtout un peu plus de fruité de la part de la levure et des houblons. O :7.35 V :5.0 G :5.8 B :2.0 O :13.5 T :33.65

A golden ipa with a thin lacing off white head. In aroma, nice biscuit malt with resinous hops, cereal, nice and crisp. In mouth, a nice biscuit malt with cereals, resinous hops, pleasant.

A golden ale with a thin white head. In aroma, nice grainy biscuit malt with grassy hops, cereals, OK. In mouth, a nice biscuit malt with grassy herbal hops, nice and smooth. Can from brewery.

A milky yellow gose with no head. In aroma, sweet lemony gose with light acidity, OK. In mouth, a nice sweet tart mix of lemon and fruity esters, OK.

Can that pours a clean golden colour with nice carbonation creating a big frothy warm cap, very good retention and lots of foamy lace patches. Very sweet aromas of caramel malts with coffee notes - yes, coffee notes - not hops for an IPA. It's almost diacetyl, but it is luckily not. Some cereal hints do help. The taste shows the big caramel malts, but the hops do show up in the finish. Again, a blend of the coffee notes with much stronger grassiness. Some nice bitterness in the finish. Reminds me of an old school IPA, which I had not had in a while. Way before West Coast was a thing.

Tap at Craft Beer Market, Toronto. Dark ruby colour, small beige head. Toasted, light licorice aroma. Light-bodied to medium-bodied. Toasted, spicey hops, some licorice. Salty-hoppy CDA.

Can. Pours a hazy yellow color with a small white head. Has a fruity grapefruit citrus aroma. Fruity grapefruit flavor. Has a fruity grapefruit finish.

A dark brown ale with a thin mocha head. In aroma, light nutty chocolate malt with light coffee notes, light grassy hops, pleasant. In mouth, a nice bitter chocolate with coffee notes, nice and smooth porter, well done. Can from brewery.

This stout poured a dark amber colour with a tan coloured head. Scents include coffee, caramel and a little smoke. Doesn’t look like your average stout. Minimal lacing. First swig was quite sweet with flavours of caramel, dark roast coffee and toast. Finish is a little bitter with smoky malt flavours lingering.