355ml can purchased from Beers of America and drunk at home. Golden and clear with an uneven and slightly foamy white head. Light aroma, a bit grainy, bready, buttery. Taste is sweet, light butter notes, fleeting touch of sweet spice, some bitterness near the finish. Thin body but the carbonation hides it. It’s competent and inoffensive, but doesn’t have anything to excite the palate.

Can. Looks to have been genuinely brewed in the US and imported by Crescent Moon Ltd. My first beer from South Carolina. Only 24 states to go! Pours a clear gold with white head, modest retention. Aroma and taste is somewhat between ale and lager with notes of honey, grains, bread, light grass. It has a reasonable slick body with nice crispness. After repeated sips the malt element gets very samey. I guess its been brewed to a low price point which is why I managed to get this fairly cheap despite being imported from US. Its ok, still quite drinkable.

12oz can brought back from a trip. Pours a pretty clear light golden with a quick white head. Light grain bodied and a modest hop presence.

Tap at the Graduate in Columbia. Pours rusted gold with small off-white head. Restrained fruit aroma and taste. Grassiness and slight retained sugars.

12 FL OZ can from 'The Beers of America'. Poured into my old 'Yuengling' stemmed glass at home on Easter Saturday, 30th March 2024. Huge white head, old gold body. Slightly malty, low hop bitterness, dry feel with an unusual taste to me, wet cardboard maybe? Had to grab a packet of Quavers to help me finish the can.

Can. Pours hazy pale gold with an off-white head. Light malt, honey, grass, easy drinking.