Poured up on tap at the brewpub where it exhibits a papery pale gold body that supports thin white head. The aroma offers up a moderate level of fresh watermelon, an acidic smelling lemon note and then faint vaguely wheat like maltiness well off in the background. The taste begins with a nice sharp acidic punch of lemon tartness. It then quickly softens up with a pleasing balanced load of fresh watermelon that compliments the puckering tartness just right. Around the edges of the melon are thin salty notes and a sense of wheat to cracker maltiness in the background. This is just a solid balanced sessionable brew that I just want to drink and drink and never stop. Well crafted.