Pours a golden color with a thin white head that evaporates quickly to an outer ring. Spotty lacing. Malt and mild hops in the nose. Light body with flavors of grainy malt, yeast and slight hops. The finish is sweet with a malty aftertaste. Below average overall.

12oz. bottle pours clear gold with thin white head. The aroma is sweet with corn as well as grainy malts to go along with a hint of spicy hops, earthy hops and faint floral. The taste is pretty fresh with corn and grains followed by some sugary sweetness, a dash of spicy hops and then fresh grainy cereal. This thankfully does not head into syrupy over sweetness, floral and skunk like the vast majority of the brews contained within this style. I can see this being a tasty treat during hot Florida weather (about 9 months a year).

Comes across like a shandy, lemon. Weird label on this bottle. Aroma is slag and gramma’s old hair tonic. Looks like a pale lager. First taste is interesting and almost pleasing. Lemony at times. No detectable bitterness. Decent amounts of CO2. Almost has a carbonated lemonade feel about it. Seems a little artificial at times. Not sure if this could be sessionable but glad to have had the chance to try it.

12oz bottle-pours yellow with a white head. Aroma is grain/corn-bready, maybe lime. Taste is grain/corn-bready, maybe lime/hint of grassy bittering hops. Lawnmower comes to mind.