12 ounce can from Woodman's Appleton, 2/14/20. Dark gold, slight haze, large frothy white head, good retention. Aroma of pine, grapefruit, pale malt. Taste is pine, resin, grapefruit, mandarin, pale malt. Thin, lingering bitterness. Great for what it aims to be.

12 oz can. Pours golden with some fine particles, but otherwise clear, and a white head. Aroma is light, but what's there is still distinctively of Centennial hops (floral, herbal, grapefruit) as in Two Hearted. Flavor light as well, of course, but again herbal and floral hops with a bit of grapefruit, a bit of biscuit. Also has the right amount of bitterness for the strength. This is quite good given how light it has to be, but that lightness prevents me from enjoying it enough to give it a higher score.

2 week old can A: Crystal clear pale amber pour with 1/4 head that held for a couple minutes before falling to a lasting ring. S: Muted sweet citrus with a little sweet toasted bread or cracker. T: Bitter citrus pith hits first and fades to a clean but empty aftertaste with maybe a faint hint of toast. At least it doesn't taste like seltzer. M: Very spritely carbonation and ultra light body. Clean and dry. O: Unimpressive. If Bell's can't do this well who can? Oh yeah, Uinta.

Not bad, lean body- was hoping for something more

Can from Holiday Market. Pours a clear gold with a full two fingers of off-white foam. Notes of grapefruit, pine and light straw-like pilsner malt aromas. Super light on the palate with good carbonation, but not much flavor to be honest. Light pine bitterness on the finish. Great as a low cal beer, but just not much flavor unfortunately.