440ml can from Mitchell Wines Meadowhead - cloudy red body, fizzy pink head. Notes of spearmint overpowers the watermelon, very sweet, refreshing.

1 pint 9 fl oz can. Reddish-pink colour, pink foam head and aroma of watermelon, mint. Taste is sweet, watermelon, chewing gum, minty, with some wheaty and sugary notes. Medium bodied, soft carbonation, sweet watermelon & mint finish. OK.

Pours light pinkish amber with a frothy lacing white head. Aroma of watermelon. Taste has reserved watermelon notes, along with a not-overpowering mint hint. Palate is much of the same. Tastefully done.

Mint prominent in the aroma, watermelon dominates the flavour. Decent but not a replacement for Grapefruit or Prickly Pear.

Cloudy deep red with a tall pink head. Watermelon & mint. Diatant hop. Quite organic. Medium dry. Low to light bitterness. OK.

Light amber in color with a light red, two-finger head. Aroma is fruit and grains. Taste is watermelon with light mint.

Can from Lupe Pintos. Hazy deep pink body with a thick pale pink head. No visible carbonation. Faint lacing. Aroma of cherry, watermelon sweets and a touch of mint. Flavour of watermelon and kids toothpaste. Thin to medium body with a smooth texture. Soft fizz. It’s very sweet. A dash of lime or grapefruit might improve it.

Big cheap 17 oz pounder can. Pour is reddish pink and hazy, nifty looking thang. My first question is; is this really a beer? It has an odd mint nose? On the first taste, it does have the carbonation of what seems to be beer but the flavor is really something else. Here is what sparta said and I agree: Every time you raise a glass or bottle of these different schoffy beers to your mouth, you find something new, depending on a thousand-million little things that affect the current situation. No lie, I see I have to get a few more of these various schoffy beers, every time I turn around they have a new combination. Watermelon and mint? Cum now. At 2.5% you wonder if there is any beer in here or not, or is it just a fruit drink masquerading as a beer? Just maybe. Continuing into the middle of this session, I find it easy to drink and the mint really supports the watermelon, that is if you can detect any watermelon in there, hehehehh. Yea, its mostly a mint thing. Watermelon is hard to find. What ever. Its a mild beery fruit drink that is different than any other fru fru fruity, or should I say minty, beer I ever had. I really don't like watermelon in beers but since the watermelon is pretty much nonexistent in this, the mint makes it pretty good.