Quite hazy golden coloured and light straw body with a very large, seven to eight centimetre tall off-white but very creamy and microfoamed head that fades slowly. Aroma of very subdued dry notes with a lot of grass, hay, flowers and apricots, but pretty mild throughout the aroma - not much here, actually. Light-bodied; Relatively crisp herbal, grassy and floral notes show at first with a perfumey bite and some fake aspartamey sugar notes that add to the bitterness, with a deeper hit of pungency and astringency from the malts here instead of the relatively soft hops. Aftertaste is clean-drinking, but bitter, mainly from the dry, grassy notes, but some grainy malt aspects are here, and seemingly the only support comes from light apricot and stone fruit sugars at the end. Overall, decent at best, really, with a very crisp bite of dryness throughout and no movement on complexity here. Not super hoppy, but also fairly bitter. Not a horrible beer, but probably not worth space in your suitcase...I'm glad I drove this one home. I sampled this sixteen ounce can, purchased from The Beer Cave @ Bob's Sunoco in Callaway, Maryland on 10-May-2022 for US$4,50, canned on 15-April-2022 and sampled at my house here in Washington on 24-June-2022.

16 ounce can from brewery. Hazy, yellow gold color. Dank citrus aroma. Flavor is earthy malt and dank citrus. Sticky mouthfeel. Lemon peel and Melba toast on backend. Word.

Clear golden amber body medium foamy off white head. Floral earthy woody aroma. Floral earthy woody flavor. Medium body moderate carbonation. 7/3/7/4/15 3.6

Pineapple, orange rind and green onion. Pours golden with good head. Light to medium body. Medium bitter finish with a light bit of hop tang. Can.