12 ounce can from Gettysburg Beer Mart. Number one with a bullet. Hazy pale gold color. Large pillowy white head. Light grainy malt aroma. Flavor is light malt and sweet apple cider. Some notes of cinnamon and honey.

Cheap can. Pours clear pale. Smells like a fresh clean american lager. First taste is medium mild and laid back, almost comes across as refreshing. Has a little fruity and tart personality hidden back inside during the middle. Lots of decent co2, I like that. Towards the end, I think I'm starting to get a little bit of that processed feel, but that never shows up. Goes down clean and easy. I could drink a couple of these with no problem. Overall decent beer tasting session.

Can, near clear pale pour. Nose of mild orange and some grapefruit. Taste is mostly oranges up front, then the middle comes in with some grapefruit. Medium tart and sweet. decent level of co2 as well. In the end, there is some grapefruit rind trying to present some hop bitterness, but it never quite gets there. Yea an overall good attempt at a shandy, can barely even tell there is any alky in here. Careful now!

Cheap can, pours mostly clear pale, many here say there is an orange tint, but there is not in my can; what up with that? Hah, I thought the label said pittsburgh, no its from pittston. Oh well, I think pittston is where the original stoney beer came from? Oh, now I see its smithton, sorry. Well, this beer starts off with a nice orange aroma, yes, it has a natural orange nose, you hoser. Just like the smell you get when you peel a fresh bell orange from the big FLA! The taste is really a big up front orange, bordering on artificial bit its not. Has a really good sensation on the co2 department, lots of good bubbly carbonation fer sher. This has got to be one of the better range brews I've taste, yea baby. This is right up there with some of the better meads I taste that were orange in flavor. Also, rite in line with march first orange cream and leinenkugels orange shandy. Good job there sussy!

12 ounce bottle. Orange copper pour. Brief beige head. Faint malty aroma. Zesty toasted malt flavor has chocolate notes. Some caramel and nutty notes.

(sample, can) Hazy golden. Medium white head. Sweet, spicy hops, citrusy. Medium body. Bitter finish. Good.

Had this at Back Road Brewing Company in Milford. Draft came with sugar and cinnamon on the lip. I told them no treatment on the lip bit it came with it anyway. Smell is all in the toppings, can't really smell the beer. Brown with a foamy head. Tried to taste the beer without the toppings and it seems like a well mannered punky beer with no ill effects. Almost flat. Decent all around but I'm afraid the sugar and cinnamon skewed my taste buds, oh well.

Hapu, magus, marjane ja arbuusine, vesine. Okish.