Can pour from Candia First Stoppe Country Store. It's a hazy, pale light brown-yellow with nice sparkle, 1/2-finger width off-white head with decent retention and light lacing. Aroma is a mix of sweet/tart lemon and dank, musty/musky herb over faint bread. Taste is forward the dank herb with resin and mild late fruit. Mouthfeel is light-to-medium bodied with smooth texture, no sign of alcohol--could be dangerous--average carbonation and finish as taste with lingering dry bitterness. Overall, this retains the herb-forward quality of its inspirational forebears but it doesn't work nearly as well as either of those.

Pours a slightly hazy, golden peach color, with minimal head. Aroma is quite dank, with some citrus and tropical fruit. Flavor follows, with a fair amount of piney bitterness in the finish. Mouthfeel, again, seems a bit thin for the style.