12 fl oz bottle. Pours clear and golden orange with a small white head. Aroma is fruity. Citrusy and light estery. Citric, milky and light sourish. Smooth fruity. Lingering citric and fruity finish.

12 fl oz bottle. Pours clear and golden orange with a small white head. Aroma is mild herbal grassy hoppy. Mild sweet. Flat malty. Slight grassy. Medium dry finisj.

12 fl oz bottle. Pours clear and golden orange with a small white head. Aroma is citrusy. Slight grassy. Light ginger note. Mild herbal. Citrusy and medium dry finish.

Clear light gold pour with a white head and decent retention. No lacing. Light floral hop start with a sweet lager finish. Light and refreshing. Semi-flat mouthfeel.

Refrigerated 12 oz. brown bottle poured into a glass. Clear golden with small white head. Aroma is cream, medium body, lower carbonation, and a little lacing. Taste is cream and pale malt.

Strawberry glaze or candy nose. Clear amber, medium head. Dry, strawberry, cardboard. Light body, moderate carbonation. A bit artificial, not horrible. .

Bottle provided by Shiner for review. Yes, there’s plenty of peach aroma just from popping the crown and pouring. The beer is a hazy wheat straw with just a tinge of orange, and a merely temporary head, usual for beer with an additive like fruit. There is a peach flavor from the first taste, and it is distinct enough to make me think of small, slightly tart peaches, from the beginning of the season. Now, the label is up front to say this is Ale brewed with peaches and with natural flavor added, but we beer fans would want more details. Was the peach juice in the wort after the pool? Was it fermented on peaches? This has a bit of yeast taste to it that suggests this might have sat on peaches at some point. I can say it does NOT taste like canned peaches in syrup, but like biting into a peach, It’s light enough, at 4.5% abs, to be had before or during a dinner from the outdoor grill.