16 oz. Aroma is biscuity, overripe tropical fruit, latex. Pours hazy golden with a one finger bone white head with good retention. Taste has a light to moderate bitterness with tropical hop flavors.

Can. Pours hazy golden, large white head, good lacing. Aroma is grain, grass, hint of lemon, mango, biscuit. Flavor is light sweet, light bitter. Light plus body. Pleasant.

Can from Tavour. Pours slightly translucent gold with a decent white head. Aroma of citrus, grass and melon. Arguably med body. Flavor is a slight breadiness with lots of spice/grass, melon and maybe passion fruit. Fairly dry. More than moderately bitter. Great beer.

Puffed wheat, subtle meyer lemon nose. Hazy golden, medium head, nice lace. Lemongrass, mild biscuit. Grass finish. Medium body, soft carbonation. Refreshing, and well balanced. Outstanding example of the style. One of the higher ratings I ever give for a lager.

Canned August 2021, drunk 10/26/21. A touch of haze to this copper-bronze beer with an off-white head atop that is very small, but dense and well-retained. Heavy minerality in the nose is immediately attractive, assumedly replacing the by-now-faded hops. Still some passion fruit, lime, papaya and stronger riesling notes with softer nectarine and honey on the end and no alcohol or flaw noted. Very soft, surprisingly medium-full-bodied and on the sweeter side in the mouth with tons of honey bordering caramel and very light bitterness. Fruitiness from the hops/yeast and drier mineral notes help to dry but it's very full. Not very refreshing like I was expecting, though I know this is more akin to an IPL than something like a Helles or Pils. Kind of like drinking a hellerbock at this point, which is fine, just not exactly what I wanted.

Draught at Brouwerij Lane: pours clear gold with white head. Aroma is light tropical notes, fresh grass. Taste is bright and lightly bitter. Very clean and smooth.