On tap @Noda airport. Golden, cloudy, lacy, pale apple cider-esque color. Catty, turned OJ. Like the air smells after weed whacking in the bush. I do not get the fruity aromas described. Juicy, definitely. Big tangerine, lime, spicy mustard greens, some pith, a little dank. Thinner than anticipated. Less carbonation then the past few taps. Hidden acidity, (which I like). Feels like more IBUs. Okay.

Can from weihenweizen: pours light orange haze with a white head. Aroma is ambiguous tropical fruitiness: mango, pineapple. Taste is lightly bitter, somewhat sweet. Slightly resinous aftertaste. Run of the mill.

Can thanks to Sarah! Pours a cloudy earthy yellow with a white head that dissipates to the edges. Aroma has mango and juicy pineapple with a slight citrus bite and a bit of sweet grain underlying. Flavor also has juicy pineapple with a decent amount of mango and a hint of citrus backing.

Month old pint can A: Chalky milky pale to medium pour with a short pillowy head that fell fast to a ring. S: Muted scent of citrus and other sweet tropical fruit, fruit candy and wafer cookie. T: A welcome moderately bitter citrus pith over light floury biscuit. That's about it but it kind of works. A bit of pineapple in the aftertaste. M: Smooth texture with maybe a slight hop burn. Light body, soft carbonation. O: Actually pretty good though also fairly generic. Nothing to seek out.