Fairly hazy golden and pear coloured body with a thin, fast-dying pure white head that leaves nothing on top, but a lot of bubbles and nothing else. Aroma of wheat, very soft fruits, light hay, flowers and grass with a little bit of sweetness and a bunch of crisp malts and a touch of yeast and bread too. Ultra-light-bodied; Very crisp and dry wheat notes show with some oranges, grapefruit and melons without much else - this is extremely light with only a dash of flavours coming through and those are pretty much the light fruits, the wheat and the yeast - there is nothing else left of any strength after a few seconds - very interesting and super mild. Aftertaste shows the subdued wheats, very light fruit and super soft sugars with almost nothing else, but a lot of water here, there is a faint dose of hay and artificial sugars, but that's it here - very watery. Overall, a crisp, very dry, slightly fruity but insanely watery beer that barely shows any flavours at all, and perhaps that's what it wanted to be, but as a product to spend money on and then cart/fly with halfway across the country, this was a pretty big waste. I sampled this twelve ounce can, purchased from Marcellar's Vintage Wines and Beers in Idaho Falls, Idaho on 04-August-2020 for US$1,90 sampled at my house here in Washington on 14-August-2021.