Ever so slightly hazy golden coloured body with a very small, two centimetre tall (if that) pure white head. Aroma of grass, light hay, some mellow yeast with a bready component and a dose of very mild caster sugar at the end. Light-bodied; Strong honey and bread flavours dominate at first with a light, biscuity malt note and some pungent yeast and graininess at the end with a slightly stale funk flavour as well. Aftertaste shows the grain, a lot of grasses, hay, biscuits, some funky herbal flavours and a lot of honey - perhaps more than anything else. Overall, a pretty poor beer, but perhaps not so bad, if you wanted a honey, low alcohol beer - which this really is, but it is hard to compare it with others given the ease of the flavours and the simplicity throughout. Not horrible, but not worth searching out for. I sampled this twelve ounce can purchased from Raley's [grocery store] in Fairfield, California on 10-March-2019 for US$6,99/four pack sampler, sampled in my hotel room here in Columbia, Maryland on 22-April-2019.