Draft: Poured a golden with a white head. Aroma is fruity pebble, floral, berries. Taste is fruity, berries, floral, very crisp, grain, fruity pebbles.

Mostly clear golden body small foamy white head. Fruity floral aroma. Fruit loops citrus floral flavor. Medium body moderate carbonation. 7/3/7/3/13 3.3

Orange gold pour. Thick foam. Nose of apricots and honey. Sweet taste of fruit and honey with medium carbonation.

Crisp golden coloured body with a thick, dense three centimetre tall rich golden head with a nice billowy lace on the sides. Aroma of pure honey, flowers, nectar, fruits and a large hit of jam - very nice smells coming from this one! Medium-bodied; Assertive sweetness and floral notes at first with a deep robust malt presence, some light fruit (apricots, peaches and pears) along with a touch of spice and dry yeast - very nice, again. Aftertaste is complex and very nice, considering this is meant to bee a summer, easy-drinking beer - flowers, grass, hay, yeast, citrus, spice (coriander seed and lavender) and a solid malt presence makes this very refreshing, while still having tons of flavours! Overall, a great beer - especially this time of year - complex, flavourfull, true to the label and well worth trying to find, very nice and recommended throughout! I sampled this twelve ounce can purchased from Whole Foods in Arlington (Pentagon City), Virginia on 03-July-2019 for US$2,49 sampled a few days later at home in Washington on 08-July-2019.

Can shared by hershiser2. Thanks! Hazy orange, large foamy white head, good retention. Aroma of orange marmalade and honey. Taste is tropical fruit, orange marmalade, honey. Medium bodied, juicy. I probably like this better than I should.

Very peachy nose. Clear amber, thin head. Apricot, grass. Medium body, easy carbonation.

$2.00 can, Wine Warehouse. Pours clear golden with an inch of off-white head. Aroma is slightly candied orange - Flintstones vitamy (probably the honeysuckle mixed with citrusy hops). Flavor is orange, floral and herbal hops, honeysuckle. Ends a bit perfumey, which I'm not overly crazy about. But it's interesting.