$2 can from vintage, with a cool label. Smell is certainly fruit punch, no lie. Lots of sediment on the bottom of the can. First taste is heavily perfumed on the palate. It certainly does not hide its volatile fruit attitude of a big strong perfumy pussy. This really is a haymaker, blows you away, seriously. Quite unexpected characteristics. Unique and rude at the same time, whew. Lots of cutting old country co2 in the middle, just like a well known belgian ale that starts with a capital O, heheh. This saucy beermaker makes some kick ass heavy duty brews. Finishes more like a cross between a cloying barleywine and an american strong ale. Head stays craggy to the end. Impressive, yet difficult!