Very light-colored for a porter, with a flavor that is less roasty and more caramel, with the kind of sour undertone that is typical of some English porters. This was okay, which is about as enthusiastic as I can get about this beer.

A very pleasant, malty-sweet amber. Least tart of the Rickard's bunch, and also the least memorable.

Labeled a German pilsner but laced with a lemony fruit tartness - much more subtle than a shandy, but distinctly not a pilsner either. Normally I get offended by this kind of fiddling, but this was a really drinkable, refreshing beer.

Supercharged, dank coriander flavors were an unpleasant surprise, but I got used to that quickly and found that an unusual lemon and sweet wheat flavor peeking out really made this flavor work. Definitely needs time to sway the drinker, though.

I think there was an okay beer in there, but it basically tasted flat and watery after the Yuengling. Reminded me of a Modelo Especial.

When in Canada...