UPDATED: DEC 20, 2020 A nice clean, very balanced pale ale. Very good for the style. Mildly hopped. Co-op sk

2014 rating. Pours a huge frothy off-white head and has a rusty amber looking appearance. Thick dirty lacing. Aromas of citrus hops and sweet, honey malts. Flavours are quite hoppy, with notes of cascade and golding hops. Malts are mainly Munich. Quite sweet with more notes of honey. Some very subtle hints of caramel as well. Good balance of sweetness and bitterness. Medium bodied. Great retention.

UPDATED: JUL 26, 2018 Vancouver 24/7 2018. 47,3 cl can from BC Liquor Store in Valemount. Green can with a fence positioned on top of a landscape with a Lake in British Columbia. The person who designed this Can seems to be quite confused. Pours slightly hazy amber with big white head. Settles as 1 cm thick layer of foam completely obscuring the surface of the beer. Substantial Lacing. Aroma is not especially intense. Sweet caramel, light roast. Some hops peeking in with sour bitter dryness. Light carbonation. Thin, lively and prickly texture. Flavor has fairly strong sweetness. Followed by moderate sourish bitterness. Aftertaste is sweetish with a touch of caramel. Lingers shortly. Solid take on a EPA. A little confusing that they call it a “West Coast Ale”

Can in Seattle. Thanks for hauling this for me Andrew. Clear, malty amber body with a thick creamy head. Pale hop and malts on nose. A touch nutty. Light minty hop. Creamy, light, malt forward ale. Innocuous and boring.

tap - Clear, gold pour. It smells of grainy, bready malt. The flavor is of grainy malt and moderately bitter hops. Light to medium bodied. Decent at best.

Canned. Clear golden/light brown body with a small beige head. The aroma is hoppy and fruity. The taste is refreshing with good malts and hops. Pine in the finish.

500ml can. Pours a clear caramel with a half finger of off white head that thins to a thick film. Aroma has notes of bready biscuit, caramel, slight resin and pine, and sweet grains. Taste is balanced well. Slightly bitter with biscuit, caramel, mild resin and pine, and a short ending. Medium body with a low-medium carbonation. Very slightly resiny in the mouth with a bone dry finish. Overall tasty and easy drinking.

50 cl can. BBE 31.01.2017.
Pours clear golden color with a small head. Aroma has pine and some malts, orange and faint hops. Flavor is bitter malty, some orange and gooseberries, hops and distant nutty notes, resin on the background. Bitter palate. Okay.
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Fresh can from LCBO. A very pleasant and serviceable quencher perfect for the cottage lakeside! Aroma of fresh whole grain honey bread, taste of smooth grain and honey and apple. Body is decently full and finish is a touch bitter with minty hop but overall very round, and no soapy unpleasant aftertaste at all.

500ml can from . Pours a slightly hazy golden with a weak white head. Aroma is very malty, grassy, similar to Europeans beer. Taste is pretty similar. Not bad.