Clear golden and peach coloured body with absolutely no head at all, only a small sliver of an off-white glow. Aroma of oranges, light wheat, a tiny bit of tart notes and a lot of very funky wheat and somehow, even more funky passionfruit notes - quite strong and in a wierd way. Light-bodied; Decidedly funky and medicinal passionfruit notes that show more as candy and artificial flavouring as opposed to any real fruit notes along with some light citrus/orange flavours and all of that ending with a touch of alcohol and some cough syrup with a fake sugar and even fake fruit flavouring. Aftertaste shows the grass, wheat, tart elements and even more of the fake sugar and fake fruit flavouring with an assertive astringent flavour and nothing, but some mild wheat on the finish. Overall, a pretty bad beer, but at least it's relatively easy-drinking with a little wheat elements, some mellow fruit (albeit artificial) and a touch of some dry and tart floral aspects at the very end. I sampled this twelve ounce can, purchased from Knightly Spirits in Orlando (Orange Blossom Trail), Florida on 05-May-2018 for US$2,18 sampled at my house here in Washington on 26-April-2020.