Can. Did not swirl and it pours a clear pale with a big white frothy head that goes craggy and remains. Nose has an off odoriferous citrus note, not as appetizing to the olfactory as many wits. Whew, first taste is a little more bitter than I was expecting. Hard to find the friendly aspects of a real old country wit. Not a hoppy bitterness, more of a medium mild processed bitter bite. Could use a little more carbonation. Now, approaching the middle, I'm getting some very informal rudish banana. Yep, in comparison to many wits I've sampled in the past, this stuff needs to learn some manners. Probably shouldn't even be in the same neighborhood as Bocq Blanche de Namur, Hoegarrden Wit-Blanche, La Trappe Witte Trappist or even Brabandere Wittekerke. Just a fairly below average attempt like Lagunitas Stoopid Wit and Genesee Rock Wall White Tide. There, you have it.