UPDATED: SEP 25, 2021 355 ml can poured at home. Pours amber with a fluffy off white head. Smells like lemon and rye grains. Tastes like malt with yeasty rye and a weird combo of bitter and watery. Not really working for me.

UPDATED: FEB 19, 2020 Pours with a white head, clear amber colour; moderately spicy with bitter finish. Moderately full mouth.

Appearance: Pours a gorgeous orange body with a decent white head floating on top. Lots of lacing left on the sides. Smell: A good piney hop aroma with some solid malt. More on the dry side. Taste: At first i thought it was a little off but as it warms it does get better. More malt-driven that hops though the flavor of the hops (grapefruit) are quite present with a present but not overdone bitterness. Mouthfeel: Dry and a tiny bit metallic. As it warms it gets smoother but feels a little bit thin and light. Carbonation is spot on but something about the mouthfeel keeps it at average.

341ml bottle. Pours a clear gold-amber with a medium, mostly lasting, off-white head that laces nicely. Sweet aroma of caramel malt, bread, floral, citrus and grass. Sweet flavour of caramel malt, bread, lemon, grapefruit, floral and grass with a dry, mildly bitter, hoppy finish. Light body with a thin texture and soft carbonation.

Light pepper and citrus. Clear amber pour with decent head and lacing. Light bitter finish. Drinks easy like wide mouth cans. Bottle.

It’s back! Poured a clear bronze colour with a finger of head that didn’t stick around. Nice lacing that stayed. Taste is of citrus apricots and breadiness to start and then semi-bitter hops at first and then a nice malt ending. Pretty good.

West coast pale ale....ummmm, not in this bottle. Tinges of citrus, pale, yeasty malts. Nothing very impressive, and quite boring. Run of the mill pale ale.

Yellow orange colour (copper) with a foamy white head. Transparent clarity. Aroma of yeast and hops. Taste is smooth with slightly bitter hoppy aftertaste. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

On tap at Reilly’s Taphouse, Itaewon. Clear copper. Fruity toffee throughout. Nothing special.

On tap at Sugarbowl. A decent APA but I guess I was a bit disappointed in this. Would have like a bit more assertiveness in the hops, but still a decent beverage. The first time I’ve had an Edmonton beer in Edmonton.