Enchanted Frontier
Boundary Bay Brewery & Bistro

Crystal clear golden color with a sudsy oatmeal colored head that dissipates quickly with minimal lacing. The nose has citrus and berry notes (thank you, Mosaic hops!), and some resiny pine as well, which I didn’t expect.

Dank citrus and berry flavors dominate the taste up front, with the pine providing a nice bitterness on a dry, ultra crisp finish. This is a really easy drinker that could wallop you with its well hidden 7.2% ABV if you’re not careful.

Pours a crystal clear light golden color. No more than a two finger white sudsy head forms on the beer, lingers momentarily, then dissolves completely leaving no residual head. The aroma on this is odd- so there is a bright, fragrant fruitiness to it - notes of citrus, fruit punch, and orange - but along with that comes this note that I am having trouble describing other than - it gives the aroma an orange creamsicle character. I think it is actually the hops used in this.

Taste follows the nose with notes of citrus, fruit punch along with notes of blueberries and some dank resin. The cryo mosaic really come through nicely in the flavor profile. Light crackery malt backbone. Light bitterness on the back end. Feel is light and crisp. Lively carbonation. Dry, abrupt finish.

Overall a very nice cold IPA

Handsome pale golden brew with plenty of foam in the big, uh, wheat beer glass. Sudsy and sharp on the tongue with an appealing fruity aroma. The flavor is actually something different. Aparently from cryo Mosaic hops. They say it's brewed with "Lager yeast and fermentation style," so does that make it an India Pale Lager?

Nice flavors of citrus, but more of tangerine and a hint of tangy kumquat, it's we're not getting too fancy. It is a distinct and very inviting flavor and well worth a try. From the 12 oz can purchased at Elizabeth Station. Dated 08/02/22.

12oz can (dated 2/8/22) poured into 14oz teku. Poured a mildly hazy light gold color with a half-inch of white head that had moderate retention and light lacing.

The aroma had a light grain base, with frooty and citrus hops on top. Similar on the tongue, with the frootiness being dominant. The body was medium, leaning a touch towards full, smooth, and had a medium-sweet finish. drinkability was good, it's an easy enough quaff. Overall, a pleasant enough brew that's worth a shot if you see it.