Reviewed from notes.
Can to tulip.
Appearance: glossy semi-dark yellow color with a quickly settling head which didn't leave any lace
Aroma: spearmint; orange peel, sweet lemon tones; subtle acidic/lacto to sour notes
Flavor: combines the prior noted aromas to a fine sour to tart to sweet quality; finishes minty and acidic
Texture: light to medium bodied; sessionable; sturdy smoothness; low carb
Overall: well, they got the mojito thing down, and though this wasn't awful I don't really see myself entirely wanting to reach for another one of these. Fun to try, though.

Can has sat in my fridge nearly 3 months. No date code. Aroma is orange peel, lactic acid, subtle mint. Flavor is as advertised. Light mild lactic finish. Mint is mellow. They nailed the cocktail flavor. However, You got to really wanna drink a Mojito.

Can drunk 6/8/18.
Mostly clear, golden-honey-yellow with little/no head.
A LOT of spearmint easily outdoes the fair amount of lime juice. Some sweet honey and biscuit-like malt behind it seems like it would otherwise have balanced things. Sourness is pretty minimal, just some tart lactic acidity with lemon-pineapple-like tropical fruit acids.
In the mouth it's tightly carbonated with a malty, well-attenuated texture showing biscuit and honey but just an obnoxious amount of spearmint and even if it weren't for that, too much lime. Ruins the beer as it just tastes like a mouth full of adjunct, unfortunately.

Draft at the source, Cloudy yellow scant head. Aroma of lime mint citrus. Taste is lightly tart minty lemon lime.