Dark blond colour. Aroma and flavour have loads of bright, lime citrus notes. Really crisp and easy to drink.

Fairly clear and crisp grassy and herbal notes show through with a fairly thin off-white head that fades fast, but leaves a pretty ugly lace on the top. Aroma of light dose of dough, bread and yeast, grass, herbs and a lot of alpha acid bitterness that shows quite strong throughout. Medium-bodied; Strong rich grassy and especially floral hop notes dominate with a good malt backbone, some subdued bready components and a good dose of sweetness on the back end with a lot of residual bitterness from all the hops. Aftertaste shows the herbal, grassy and very citrusey components that make this nice and complex with a good bite from the sweet fruits and a light malt backbone that gives some support to all the hops and bitterness. Overall, a nice, refreshing beer with a good dose of fresh hops in the nose, perhaps mroe than I remember from the original version of this beer, but not too overt or pungent in the nose, while the flavour is supportive and balanced. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Whole Foods in New York (Union Square), New York on 02-May-2021 for US$4,99 sampled on the streets of New York with my kids a few minutes later on 02-May-2021.

Pint can from Wine Cellar Depere, 11/1/20. Murky orange, large foamy white head, good retention. Aroma of dank, green, melon. Taste is green, pine, dank, melon, pale malt, lime. Medium bodied, juicy.

440ml can. Sweetish, malty and crisp hoppy with some floral notes, citrus, pine, grass and hints of bitterness. Okay.