500 ml can, LCBO. Golden pour short lived frothy head. Decent aroma, pretty good mouthfeel and not too bad a taste. Considering the selection at the LCBO this isn’t too bad, a middle of the road Eurolager.

Bottle. Pours a light gold with lively bubbles and a frothy, white head. Aromas are grassy and skunky hops with a little bit of a doughy malt presence peeking through. Flavo is a nice mist of grass, skunk and bread dough, but there is a metallic edge to it that is slightly unpleasant. Kind of watery, too.

At my local higher class watering hole I ask what beer they have. Of course I’m greeted by the all to familiar answer from a bartender who doesn’t know that there is even a difference between a lager and and ale, "we have pretty much everything". After striking out on my requests for Hop Devil, 60min IPA and Flying Fish I just told her to give me something obscure...and a DAB it was. Pour out clear straw and was kept way too cold, it was the temperature that Coors likes to convince people to drink their beer at to hide the taste. After letting it warm, the aroma is of sweet sticky malts and bread. Taste has some hop in it, but was heavily leaning towards malts, nothing impressive

500ml can. Poured too cold and this will taste awful. The aroma’s there if the head’s tall and I stick my nose almost right in it: faint butter and bread. Sweet flavour, very light. Fresher takes on this, I imagine would be much better.

This clear yellow beer poured with a massive white head and a standard cheap lager aroma. There is a light funky malt flavor with a bit of lemon (I guess that’t the hops).