This has a slightly candied fruity taste that leans towards white grape, peach, pineapple and a hint of agave. Hoppy bite is light+. Has a hint of a honey like malt. Overall it’s on the sweet side. Also, I get a very light alcohol that is mainly in the aftertaste. I started at a 3.8 but quickly went down to 3.5. And I’m staying there Canned 4/9/26.

This is another interesting beer. Like a high bread. This has a WC style taste with some NE IPA aspects. WC: This has zesty grapefruit and zesty tangerine. Has medium resinous pine and strong weedy dankness. Heavy on the hoppy bite. Hint of bready malt. NEIPA: has just a touch of mango, pineapple and very light papaya that is in the background. Overall this was excellent. Mainly on the WC side with the NE making a slight contribution. Canned 5/7/26.

Enjoying the super warm weather as we jumped from chilly spring to some summer like days. Started with one good pour. Gotta love when they foam over. This has a fruit taste that leans towards tangerine, white grapefruit, white grape, passionfruit & lime. Has a light+ bitterness. Has a very light bready malt. Overall a nice hazy pale ale. Canned 1/2?/26

If nothing else, this is probably the coolest can I’ve seen in a while! It is a west coast IPA brewed by Fonta Flora in collaboration with Alvarado Street brewery. Citrusy, long after taste

This pretty much tastes just like the can describes. “Brewed with fresh oranges, earl grey tea and coriander”. Has a dry finish. I don’t really get a mimosa taste to it. Overall a nice, a little different take on a witbier. Canned on 8/20/25.

This is an WC APA. This has a similar taste as the IPA I had before this. This is very fruity that leans towards berry, mango, light passionfruit with a hint of orange. Has a touch of pine with a little dankness to it. Light hoppy bitterness but has an almost equal sweetness. Hint of bready malt. This drinks like a light IPA. I think this would be great in the summer. Has a really great taste but is light and crushable. Canned 9/25/25.

This is lemony that is slightly creamy with touch of berry to it. Has a light+ hoppy bitterness. Has a little bit of a dry finish. A little plain Jane like but did taste pretty good. Isn’t that what counts???

Really full depth of flavour IPA. Lovely.

Going to the Pilsner/lager side today. Had a few last night that got me on a kick. This one has a bready malt. Has some grassy and slightly earthy hops. Starts kind of malty but the hoppy bitterness shows up and becomes just a little more dominant. At first I didn’t like the aftertaste as it was a little funky. About 1/2 way thru that disappeared. Went from a 3.3 to a 3.5. No date on the can.

This is a west coast style Pilsner. Quite different than my previous beer. I could smell the fruit as soon as I cracked the can. This is quite fruity/tropical that leans towards white grape, passion fruit with hints of pineapple and mango. Has a weedy dankness to it with hints of pine. It’s quite hoppy. Has just a touch of toasted white bread malt to it. Has a dry finish. As I finish I feel like I’m describing an IPA than a Pilsner. It kind of tastes like that too. It’s kind of like a light beer version on an IPA. I really liked it though. Very good for a non-traditional Pilsner. Canned 2/18/25. Last few beers have not a had a date on it. They should make it a requirement that a born on / best by date is listed for every can/bottle.