12oz can pours out a brown topped with a tan head. Nose is toast malts some nutty notes and a little grassy hops. Taste is more of the roast malts some toast nuts and a little soap.

12 ounce can from a Pick n Save, 2/3/19. Brewed by World Brews, Abita Springs, LA. Best by 11/21/19 (that seems a bit suspect for an IPA). Clear copper, large frothy white head, good retention. Aroma of strong mango, canned tropical fruit, pale malt. Taste is mango , perfume, pale malt, a bit of lemon. Sweet and candyish but not enough to be off-putting. A hint of bitterness. Medium bodied.

Can: (Brewed by Abita, in Abita Springs, LA) Slightly hazy dark brown with a thick beige head. Caramel, chocolate aroma. Taste has a bit of cola, caramel malt, powdery chocolate and vanilla. Initially sweet, then acquires a mild earthy bitter. Decently malty.....not bad at all.

16 oz can from Albertsons, marked down to 50 cents. Pale golden, straw, light skin of head. Faint aroma, sweet, grains. Taste is more of the adjuncts, corn, sweet. Not much lasts afterward. Thank goodness for the new brewery tick.

Can thanks to Tom
Pours clear golden with a medium sized off-white head, light lacing. Aroma of sweet malts, fruity and melon. Flavor is fruity, wet grains and sweet malts
Not good but ok

Sampled as 'Blue Key Belgian White' from Lidl Grocery Stores. Fairly hazy golden and straw coloured body with a more bright coppered and bronze colour with a thinnish, one centimetre tall just off-white head. Aroma of coriander seed, light curacao and orange notes with some biscuits and more astringent, clove and light spices with more of a malty bite soon afterwards. Light to Medium-bodied; Strong spices at first with almost a cinnamon or canella flavour with some cloves and allspice and a touch of nutmeg, but not much more of anything else or any sweetness. Aftertaste shows some of the sweetness with a lot of the spices and much less of the more subdued and subtle notes that you would expect from the style, but showing character at least - just not usually attributed to a wit. Overall, a decent, but kind of off-kilter beer that shows some yeast and a bunch of spices, but still remains relatively easy-to-drink throughout. I sampled this twelve ounce bottle purchased from Lidl [Grocery Store] in Manassas, Virginia on 30-April-2018 for US$5,99/six pack given to me by my coworker - Thanks Tom, sampled in my hotel room here in Orlando, Florida on 05-May-2018.

Can from mixer from Walmart dirty orange brew. Nose is faint peppery spice and citrus. Tastes light orange, coriander, dusty bedroom furniture, old herbs. Watery.