Slightly hazy golden and light peach coloured body with a thinnish, barely coating the top, pure white head. Aroma of mellow malt, a splash of alcohol, some soft tart notes and perhaps the smallest dose of strawberries or just pure berries recognisable - or not. Light-bodied; Super tart flavour with not much to support it, aside from a touch of malt, a dash of hay and flowers and some light sugars with not much else going on. Aftertaste is quite easy-drinking with just a mellow sweet and tart flavour propped up on the very malt backbone and showing some of the softer sides of wheat, yeast and the tart sweet fruit. Overall, a very mellow and soft beer throughout with only a dash of soft and sweet flavours, but more of the light malt, easy-drinking profile of a cream ale. Not a horrible beer nor worth passing up, but also, not worth going out of the way to get. I sampled this twelve ounce bottle purchased from Lidl in Manassas, Virginia on 13-July-2019 for US$4,99/six pack, sampled at home here in Washington on 26-September-2019.

From tap. Pours slight hazy orange with a small white head. Aroma is grainy and slight fruity. Malty, grainy. Classic cream ale, vague strawberry note. Medium dry and slight fruity far finish.

On tap at P&P Charleston. Clear golden with small white head. Aroma is light malt & hints of strawberry, light body, lower carbonation, and little lacing. Taste is light strawberry and light malt.

Whoops, almost thought this was the old CSA! Pop top for a mild pungent tart veggie perfume. Look is almost clear pale with thin white head. Decent co2 on the uptake with a mild friendly, perhaps slightly above average enjoyability factor compared to other fruit beers of this genre. Friendly lager finish.

12 oz. bottle. Pale gold color, with a medium, off-white, bubbly head. The aroma is weak nondescript berries, pine, flowers, and hay. A little sweet, acidic, and light, off-putting, sour aftertaste. Light to medium, sharp, and sticky. This is a surprisingly unpleasant beer. Wouldn’t recommend.

Mostly clear medium yellow body with a generous white head that slips away quickly. Grassy, grainy aroma. No strawberry that I can detect. The flavor is lightly tart, lightly sweet. Again, no strawberry. So so blonde ale.

From a 12 oz bottle shared at Buxton Munch in NC. Pours a a clear gold with a white head. Biscuit aroma. Flavors of mild strawberry and biscuit. Moderate carbonation. Short slightly bitter finish.

12 ounce bottle from Total Wine Huntersville, NC. Pours a clear amber color with a thin fizzy tan head. Decent head retention. Aroma of grainy malts, strawberries and a bit of caramelized sugar. The taste is tart strawberries and not much else. Faint graininess. Thin bodied. Refreshing, but not terribly exciting.