12 fl oz bottle. Pours hazy orange with a small white head. Aroma is herbal, fruity and light citrusy. Bitter, herbal, crisp fruity. Lingering fruity and crisp hoppy. Bitter and smooth fruity finish.

Bottled 355ml. -Finally! The most expected beers have arrived! Well, the story goes like this - my friend "Dragan the Drot" went to live to USA, Salt Lake City, so I’ve asked him to bring me some Wasatch beers when he would come to visit Croatia. So, he came here some four years ago, but have brought no beers. Then, a week later, his girlfriend came too, and he said she was bringing the beers. But, again no beers - they said she was thirsty and drank them while waiting for plane to catch....hmm?! Some time after that, he has sent a package - I though this is it, but no, he has sent a bottle of tequilla! (very good tequila but never mind). And now, after six years of waiting, my friend has come to visit again and this time he has brought a bunch of Wasatchs beers plus one Squatters! Heeeellll Yeaaahhhh!!!
Now something about beer itself... Cloudy yellow coloured, medium sized airy white head, hops and coriander in the nose. Moderate malty, fruity and light hoppy with coriander domination. The finish is dry and moderate bitter. Not bad.

bottle - Pours gold with a big, rapidly fading head with large carbonation bubbles. It has a nice citrus aroma. As expected the flavor is hop led. It’s moderately bitter and backed by sweet wheat and ample citrus. Medium bodied, it ends with lingering bitterness. Pretty good.

Bottle from the Utah State store on Harris. Pours like a gold hazy wit with a foamy/frothy white head. Aroma is lightly bready and somewhat citrus. Med body. Flavor is clearly citrus, but the malt is quite as expected. Sort of cracker/bready. Quite smooth, but the flavors are only medium strong. Quite drinkable tho.

Bottle. Orange, wheat malt and orange peel aroma. Cloudy yellow with small head. Lightly sweet orange, wheat malt and mildly bitter lemon peel flavor. Not bad.

Bottle: Pours pale yellow, cloudy, with a small white head. Aroma is lemon...citrus. Taste is grapefruit/lemon peel...dry biscuit. Very crisp and bright...like a hoppy Belgian White. No sweetness...just a focused, sharp citrus. Liked it.

Bottle: Pale, hazy straw color with a finger of bubbly off-white head. Sticky bits of lacing. Nose is sweet and hoppy. Light citrus and somewhat piney. Crisp, almost shockingly so. A bit of lemon zest, herbals, florals, and the yeast is a bit prickly. Lingering finish is dirty florals and musty malts before getting a tad soapy. Mellows out a bit towards the end of the glass, but I really didn’t get much satisfaction here.

Hazy gold pour - nose of floral and peppery hops, with a slight lemon and herbal tea note, complimented well by the soft tones of tangy wheat - flavor is not as balanced - a little overly bitter, grapefruit pith and lemon - moderate wheat, herbal character - minimal sweetness - mostly dry, with a crisp hop bite - decent, just slightly overly bitter.

From a bottle cloudy yellow with a slight head aroma of lemon and orange flavor of citrus with a crisp long fruity finish