Can from BD The Tirlray years. It pours clear copper with a decent fluffy white head. The aroma is bitter - sweet, sticky, sappy, resin, orange marmalade, floral accents, toasty grains and biscuit. The taste is crisp, dry, snappy, muted bitterness, toffee, tangy orange, marmalade, resin, sappy, peppery spice, florals and slight metallic twang with a drying, pithy finish. Average body and moderate carbonation. A malty boiii. Surprised so few have rated. Not bad overall.

Can. Pours dark yellow with ochre tint, small off-white foamy head, malty aroma, high carbonation, slightly yeasty malt taste, thin body, medium finish. Nothing spectacular, not bad either.

Draft at brewery. Sweet malt. A little cooked veg. Thicker. Not summery at all.

Reviewed from notes.
This was poured into a becher pint glass.
The appearance was a soft semi-transparent yellow color. Carbonation streamed to the top pretty quick. Foamy little white head crushes immediately. Sliding lace.
The aroma had some lemons, grain, honey, grassiness and a touch of wood.
The flavor blended the prior mentioned flavors somewhat sweetly with some refreshing aspects about it. Somewhat of a crisp lemon sweet aftertaste. No finish.
On the palate, this one sat about a light to medium on the body with a crushability about it that redeems the feel of this beer for what the brewer intends it to be.
Overall, honestly, I don’t see this one as a bad one. I could see it by the grill if offered again, maybe not one to seek out though.

Couple cans at rooftop party. Nose is faint citrus. Tastes of lemons, grain, honey, grassy, bit of cardboard. Light bodied. Easy crusher.

Union Pool, Brooklyn can: pours blonde with white head. Aroma is citrus plus grass. Taste is very simple. Lightly bitter. A bit sweet. Buncch of citrus. Uneventful.

Can - thanks Bill! Pours crystal clear pale orange with a medium creamy off-white head that dissipates with nice lacing. Aroma is honey, grass, grain. Flavor is medium sweet, light bitter, grassy, citrus, honey, grain. Light body. Not bad at all.