Can from total wine. Nice flowery smell on an otherwise pale beer with a nice head. Taste starts off with good carbonation. Then there is this floral attribute about it. Yes, a flowery beer, on the buds as well as the taste. Interesting yet not overpowering. Not bad, but the flowery thing seems to take prominence. In the middle I got this crayon thing going on in there. Never in yer face and it seems to be quite satisfying, just not sure if I dig the overall effects of the hibiscus. Not bad.

From total wine in seminole. Pale yellow. Nose is quite attractive, almost like a slight perfume lager. Taste is mellow, with just maybe a little bit of ale effects. Quite refreshing and easy to drink. Mellow and even keeled. I like this. It has just enough beery effects to let you know its a decent lager without any rude hop bitterness. Thanks FA.

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16 oz. can from Total Wine - Melbourne. Pours a clear yellow color with a bright white fizzy head and fair retention. Almost no lacing. Light pale malt aroma. As advertised, flavors of salt and weak lime in a thin lager base with a slightly slick finish. Crisp and highly carbonated. Light body. Not bitter. Harmless pool/beach beer. Bud Light Lime-esque.

Cloudy gold, pinkish hue? Not sure I'm seeing that. Just barely maybe. Like Jow said, fruity and florals. Not that I definitely know what hibiscus tastes like, but it is floral. The fruit seems indistinct, berryish, maybe pineapple or something else akin to hawaiian punch. Light bitterness at finish. Balanced leaning semi-sweet. Its not bad, but I can't say its really right for me.

Citrus, a little lime, and decent malt backbone. Easy drinking. Golden orange pour with ok head. Bitter end. Ok. Can.

Sixer at home. Pinkish hued brew. Nose is fruity and florals. Tastes of hibiscus, passion fruit, raspberry, wheaty, light lemongrass. Thinner bodied easy drinking. Fruity finish.

Very light yellow pour and a soapy head. Nose is grassy, lime. Tastes citrusy, lactose, pine needles, grass, vanilla. Low bitterness.