June 9, 2016 | Kole McRae | Leave a comment The one main differentiation of the Collective Arts beers is the way they pair them with art. It’s always a treat to browse the LCBO shelves and check out all the new art on Collective Arts bottles. I’m certainly a fan. One of their newer entries is Ransack the Universe, a wonderfully named IPA that focuses on Galaxy hops (though others are involved.) You can purchase a can at the LCBO for $3.25. It sits at 6.8% ABV. Appearance: Orange and cloudy. Thick white head. Orange cream-sickle. Aroma: Tangerine and mango. A bit of naval orange. Taste: Less fruity with a bit of pine. Some apple skin. Aftertaste: left with that apple skin and a tiny hint of smoke. Short. Overall: A unique effort by Collective Arts. Nothing mind blowing but I certainly enjoyed it. Author Recent Posts Kole McRaeFounder of Toronto Booze Hound. He can be seen drinking almost anything in the wild from beer to rum. Try not to startle him, he may use humour as a self defence method.Email: [email protected] Latest posts by Kole McRae (see all) So long and thanks for all the fish. - October 22, 2026 Fancy Lads Lemon Sherbet IPA by Rorschach Brewing Co, a Review - July 29, 2022 The Fermentator by Furnace Room Brewing, a Review - January 19, 2022