Soft grain aroma, has great foam on a soft goldish yellow body. Flavour is nice grains though soft. Mouthfeel is full enough. It's good for what it is, still a bit to high alcohol for a proper table beer.

Smells softly of floral hops, has good white foam on a milky yellow body. Flavour is nice hop sweetness but little else. Okay crispness on the mouth. It's decent enough though still middling.

473ml can shared with my wife. Pours a clear gold with a large, creamy, long lasting, white head that laces. Sweet aroma of grainy wheat malt, raspberry, yeast and faint lemon. Sweet flavour of bready wheat malt, raspberry, sugar and lemon. Light body with a watery texture and soft carbonation. A well made Radler. Less soda-like and more beer-like. Resembles a fruit beer. Refreshing.

473ml can. Pours a hazy gold-yellow with a large, foamy, long lasting, white head that leaves chunky lacing. Sweet fruity aroma of guava, passion fruit, papaya, pineapple, grapefruit and piney hops. Sweet fruity flavour of pale malt, pineapple, kiwi, papaya, passion fruit, grapefruit rind, earthy yeast, floral and piney hops in a crisp, dry, white wine-like finish. Medium body with an oily texture and average carbonation. Pretty decent.

473ml can. Pours an opaque black with a medium, creamy, long lasting, light brown head that leaves curtains of lace. Bittersweet aroma of roasted malt, chocolate, lactose, vanilla, oats and coffee. Sweet flavour of roasted grainy malt, lactose, dark chocolate, caramel, oats, vanilla and day old coffee in a dry, metallic finish. Medium body with a creamy texture and soft carbonation. Ok, goes down easy.

Can from Firefly, Vancouver
Hazy golden colour, bright. Nice aroma of citrusy and tropical hops, sour, pungent. The lactic acid character is sharp and clean, it blends optimally with the described hops. Refreshing.
Very good.

On tap at The Study, pours a clear blonde with a small white head. Aroma is faded, with gentle Belgian yeast and biscuity malt. Flavour is dull and flat, with biscuity malt and Belgian yeast. Not very fragrant and very dull. Lame.

Can, Legacy. Cute that they write the berry bill five times in the description. And snuck a black cat onto the label, a follow-up to the Oatmeal Stout, which is one of the best labels going these days. Murky pinkish-purpley sort of colour. The head doesn't look great, kind of a foamy scum sort of look, like a frothy purple puddle. Strong berry aroma, I'm thinking the raspberries are dominant here, but blackberry imparts a little something, too. Full body, fairly sweet. Lots of juicy berries, a touch of berry tartness in the finish. Really not a lot of bitterness - no IPA as such, but that's par for the course in a fruited milkshake. Ok, maybe a touch of bitterness in the finish. But let's just call it a solid fruit beer and move on. Well made. I like it.

47,3 cl can @ Timo A’s Go Nucks! tasting. Aroma has sweet malt and peaches. Also mild milky sourness. Flavour has milky sourness, some orange and lemon. Simcoe meets berliner weisse. Not usually a big fan of sours of this type but this was good.

Red berry and some grapefruit sour notes. Cloudy reddish with a small white head. berry and bitter citrus with a long bitter finish.