This bottle may have been reasonably old. I’m not really sure. Big white head, quickly dissipating, perfectly clear, copper color. Aroma is lightly caramel malty, with some honey notes, and a tiny bit of citrusy hops. Has a very prominent smoky aftertaste, and is very sweet. No discernible hops flavors, but it is a little bit bitter. Very watery mouthfeel with low carbonation.

On tap at the Murray Premesis. I didn’t have much hope for this beer as the regular I had in my room was forgetable, but a review is a review. Very light brownish red color. Faint grainy nose with a little sweetness. It’s flavor profile is identical to the honey brown, but much more watery.

Bottle in St. John’s. Pours very light amber with no head. Same caramel grain aroma, just lighter. Pleh, just tastes like a diluted Honey Brown. Poor.

12oz bottle via trade with BeerMountie! - Thanks Tony! - Pours a very light watery looking brown color with a short offwhite head that doesn’t say long. Really not much there for aroma. A touch of biscuit. Flavor is watered down caramel. Some biscuit flavor there too. Palate is light watery and without any substance at all. This one just lacks body.. Not good at all.

Sickly colour like a really watered-down golden brown...like a carbonated Zhigulevskoye...or a filthy pilsner. I mean this looks like ass. Anyway, it has a bland, vaguely crackerlike nose. Ultra thin body has naught but empty caramel shells. Lifeless, tasteless, gutless. One of the worst beers so far this year.