Can from Corti Bros. Pours clear, bright gold with a white head. Tart, mild arguably citrus aroma. Med body, nearly. Clean. Lightly, lightly tart. Mildly wheaty. Lightly citrus. Light flavors, but quite refreshing. Definitely sessionable.

I cannot say that I am a big advocate of sour beers but my daughter brought this by for a tasting. And here we go. The 12 oz can is opened and poured, I see a clear, medium yellow body with just a bit of an off-white head. The taste is a crisp light citrus, dry crackers and very little of a sourness, at least to me. Obviously a decent summer, session beer.

Tap at brewery: pours clear light gold with a small white head. Aroma is yeasty and lactic acid. Taste is yeasty and lightly sour. Nothing too intense. Nice session.

Can - pours yellow white head - nose and taste of lemon, light lactose sourness and sour grainy wheat - light bodied

Tap at Banger’s, Austin. Murky yellow color, small white head. Tart, rubbery, lacto aroma. Light-bodied. Tartness, fruityness.. rubber gloves. Hmmfp.

Can from a trade on BA, undated, drunk 7/9/16.
Lightly to moderately hazy, straw-golden body is quite carbonated and has a medium-sized white head atop that slowly fades to a ring.
Lemon, light pineapple, big honey and cream of wheat all balance out quite nicely and it doesn’t smell like a shot of pure lactic acid. I like how the malt and wheat soften it. Hay, grain, bread and such with even a pinch of caramel and no alcohol or flaw.
Great carbonation; nice and tight, with a malty and wheat-laden texture that is soft and inviting; very drinkable. Good attenuation with lingering honey, caramel and light fruitiness. Lactic acid is very mild and there’s plentiful dryness from the wheat. I like that it focuses more on the yeast and malt/wheat and less on the lactic character. No alcohol or flaw.

Bottle share (can) classic hazy pale white yellow pale soft lacto tartness. Pretty tame. Clean dry finish.

Can, thanks Steve. Pale yellow, small white head. Smells of sour wheat, a little oak. Softer sour taste, lightly sweet even. Cross of a Berliner and a hefe. Interesting.

12oz can thanks to Steve. pours out a hazy straw topped with a small head. nose is light source wheat notes. Taste is more of the funky wheat notes and a touch of fruit.

Can from Whole Foods-Lamar. Nice wheat aroma, light bodied. Dull pour, sweetish taste, dry puckering mouth feel. Good palate cleanser.