Refreshing, subtle mango, decent.

6

Strikes a good balance of beer-y and fruity. Aftertaste is a little heavy on rind.

6.2

Appearance - 4 | Aroma - 7 | Flavor - 7 | Texture - 6 | Overall - 6

HAHAH, pretty funny; I thought I’d be the first ratebeerian to enter and rate this, but no fricken way, Froth: You are always the ratebeerian ahead of meeeeee, in so many ways. So, I got this can for a US$ buck at JR’s. The famous clearance rack, right up my alley. First I thot this would be like any other average fruit flavored beer. But: Slight friendly fruity aroma on the old-factory. Almost clear pale, but it haz a slight haze. Taste is very friendly with very little, if any, ill bitter hopped, effects so common today in domestic fruit brews: THANKS. Yea, its friendly and easy as far as a typical American fruit beer goes; its easy and well balanced with some, tho hard to tell: Its mango. The fruit is so muted, but it always lets you know its srtah there, but in a friendly, non-forward fashion. Goes well throughout the middle. Finish is also a decent experience. Above average I’d say. JMHO. But hey, I like all of the yeengie beers, so good, so local and much older than the rest of ‘merica. Good level of co2 clear to the end. If anybody can make an attempt at a real US fruit beer? Yeengie can. There, you have it just like the satisfying finish, clear to the end. I’m not into mango, but this brew simply allows the benefits of mango to come thru without the negativities. There are so many bad examples of domestic fruit beers out there, that this steps to the front. I’m digging this well balanced PA fruit beer, you go big Y! Thanks ying for being the company that stuck it out, all thru prohibition, YOU ROCK……

4.5

Appearance - 6 | Aroma - 4 | Flavor - 4 | Texture - 6 | Overall - 4

Bright gold with a large foamy yellow white head. Dry with cardboard, mango and lemon notes. Medium finish and body.