Gold pour. Clear pour. Grass and hay flavor with slight floral notes. Light bodied and light carbonation

Mild orange blossom bouquet. Clear amber, thin head. Marigold, grass. Light body, moderate carbonation. Interesting hopping.

Can, clear pale. Very decent initial impressions on the palate, not as bubbly as I thot it would be but it is quite tart, just not as tart as I think it should be. Hehehh. Oh well, I'm not much for watermelon beers. Gose down real easy, no pun intended. No real nasty bitter attributes can be found. Can't find much in the nose, its pretty much neutral. Easy and friendly. Not bad. Better than yer average watermelon. There, you have it. Glad its only 4%. Seems to lay off on the watermelon aspects. Don't like those boozy melon beers. Funny that melon is spelled with only one el, that would be mee-lon, no?

Pecan, caramel malt, and hay aroma. Amber with small white head. Mildly sweet nutty caramel malt, and mildly bitter dry hay flavor. Good body. Solid.

Rust and some caramel. Reddish pour with decent head. Tangy finish, kind of cloying.

On tap at Southend. Hazy golden with no head. Aroma is tart, medium body, low carbonation, and little lacing. Taste is nice tart watermelon and some brine.

Can from Total Wine. Brown color huge tan head with decent retention. Aroma of funky brownies. Taste is floral with an edge of funk. Tasty

Can from Total Wine. Crystal clear golden color large fluffy white head with good retention. Aroma of candy and perfume. Taste has lightly funky flowers, light peppery bitterness. Not bad but doesn't quite come together either.

From a 12 oz. can it is a clear Amber color a with an ecru head. The Aromas is of toffee and caramel. The taste is sweet and has hints of some fruity malts