Can. A hazy, orange-golden beer with a small, off-white head. The aroma has a nice blend of pale malts and a generic fruityness, with some faint spiced, peppery hints and some yeast. It’s rather thin on the palate, dry and with a pleasant carbonation. It has a nice and balanced flavor, a bit weak of course, with pale malts, a generic fruityness, some pine cone notes and hints of spices and yeast. Some canned peaches showing up too. Short, mostly fruity finish, with pale malts in the back. Nothing extraordinary going on here, but it’s an ideal thirst quencher. 140516

29th January 2013
Cloudy gold beer with a small white head. Slightly soft palate, little dry. Slightly watery and wheaty malt. Insipid spice and barely there citrus. Dry finish. Dull as dishwater!

On tap at Anvil. Poured a near clear amber brown with a light brown head that dissipated to the edges and laced slightly. Aroma had a nice light grain and nuttiness to it with some Belgian yeast and light floral notes. Flavor began with light flora but finished with more nuttiness and a bit of a bread note.

Sampled at Texas Beerfest. Pours a cloudy orange with a quickly diminishing white head. The aroma is a sweet malt and honey. Thin mouthfeel with a smooth wheat and crisp finish. Easy to drink and very refreshing on a hot day.