Poured from can orange gold with a thin white head and a whole lot of floaties. Aroma is light malt butter strawberry and spice. Taste is dry slightly tart strawberry hint of spice and hop in the finish.

Can pour into tulip glass from One Stop Market. Aroma is moderately strong strawberry over a dry champagne-like yeastiness. Appearance is hazy pale yellow with champagne-like sparkle, finger width quickly fading white foamy head and no lacing. Taste is light sweet strawberry over dry champagne tart and spice. Palate is medium bodied with thin texture and dominated by stinging fizzy carbonation, with dry, lightly sweet finish. Overall, aroma is stronger than taste--I was expecting to get blown away by too much strawberry but was instead left wanting more.

Pours hazy gold into a shaker. Bright white head with little retention crackles and recedes to coat surface. Strawberry jam and mildly sour apple aromas. Dry with sweet strawberry and caramel upfront turning to citrusy yeast before returning to strawberry in the medium length finish.

Can from Bert’s Pours a hazy light straw color with a decent sized fluffy white head that persists for a while. Aromas of strawberry in spades. Sweet and a some tart strawberry aromas mixed with bits of lemon, yeast and earth. The flavor follows the aroma quite well, but the berry flavor it a bit more subdued. Medium to light body with a moderate level of carbonation. Tastes a bit like a strawberry soda mixed with a yeasty wheat beer. I could drink a few of these if pressed.

4 oz. Sample at the Grill Next Door. Cloudy hazy yellow, small head. Nose is wheat and strawberries. That’s about as good as it gets. Flavor is a large amount of artificial berries. Light wheat and pale malt body. The finish has the artificial sweet berry overwhelming any other flavor I could hope to try and pick up here. I could NOT drink 5 oz or more of this stuff. Jeez, big swing and a miss, strike out.