12 oz. can from HEB, Boerne, TX. Pours a clear gold color with a dirty white head and decent retention. A few spots of lacing. Aroma of malt and bread. Strong wheat flavor with a little citrus flavor and an equally strong bready finish with a hint of herbal yeast. Very crisp, overly carbonated mouthfeel. Medium-light body. Low bitterness. It gets better as it warms.

A 12 oz can (stamp on the bottom says put up on 12/22/21) that was acquired at the closest HEB. I pour in my New Belgium globe glass to determine a golden liquid, no surprise, followed by a foamy top of snow white bubbles. Your basic beer scent, grain, hops and water. I lift the glass to take a drink, not bad, a quite decent blonde ale. Lemons, crackers, some hoppiness, malt and a nice little bitterness offset by a touch of sweetness. Above average.

12oz can pours out crisp straw color topped with a white head. Nose is sweet grain light grassy hops. Taste is more of the nice light grain and a touch of grass.

Can from Tavour. Pours clear bright gold with a moderate white head that collapsed quickly. Aroma is bready with a little citrus and grass. Not quite med body. Flavor is bready with a little citrus. Maybe some grass. Fairly dry. Mildly bitter. Tastes better than many a blonde ale I've had.

12oz can from Tavour. Clear golden pour with a thin, creamy white head. The description says crushable, and they ain't kidding. Soft aroma of biscuit malts, hay. Taste is bready, mildly sweet, a bit of dryness, but oh so tasty. A real treat!