Can (2/13/26) from Manchester Wine and Liquors. (Unfortunately, didn't see that top of can was damaged and allowed some beer to escape--and meaning some air to get in. Who knows for how long?) Opaque, pale milky yellow, light sparkle, large head with excellent retention and light soapy lacing. Aroma is strong musky cooking herb, white grape, citrus and pilsner malt and wheat, as advertised. Taste is more white grape forward than aroma but other elements are here as well. Smooth, creamy, thick texture, average carbonation, yeasty, dry, crisp finish. Guess it wasn't irrevocably damaged after all! This is really good. Good strength and balanced complexity. These guys are consistently knocking things out of the park and deserve to be thought of as one of the top breweries in the state.