16 oz can. Pours a fully hazed yellow with a white head. Juicy, piney citrus and tropical hop aromas. Juicy citrus flavor (orange, grapefruit) with some tropical flavors. Smooth palate, not too heavy. Works pretty nicely.

Can from Livonia Liquor. Pours a dark brown to light black with a finger of beige head that dissipates quickly. Lots of roasted malt and coffee on the nose. A slight hint of vanilla on the palate, more roasted cacao husks and coffee as it warms. Nice low abv stout that leans dry and roasty rather than sweet.

Can from Livonia Liquor. Pours a hazy, dark gold with a full two fingers of foam that dissipates slowly. Zesty citrus, pineapple aromas on the nose with notes of hop burn. More of the same on the palate with a watery, hop burn laden finish. Refreshing to a point, but still needs a bit of work to remove the hop burn, acidic character.

Undated can drunk 7/22/22. Moderately-to-heavily hazy, peach-golden-maize. Large, well-retained, white head. Heavily juicy and estery with grapefruit, mango and sticky honey-like malt. No resin or alcohol. Not bubble gummy, just very fruity. Quite a bit of pineapple lingering. In the mouth it's soft, malty, well-attenuated, hoppy with pineapple, mango and citrus. Quite juicy, with strong yeastiness adding plentiful fruit ester. Soft and round without alcohol or resin. My first Eastern Market beer and very impressed by the malt depth and attenuation, which are basically the most important things in a beer.

Sample at Ashley's.

Cloudy pink body, thin cream head. Sweet, slightly tart raspberry nose, verging on raspberry lemonade. Body nice, dusty, sour, with plentiful sweet raspberry and margarita saltiness.

Fairly hazy golden and even lightly straw coloured body with a nice two to three centimetre tall pure white head that tops the beer nicely and fades slowly, leaving a nice cap on top. Aroma of grass, light lager yeasts, a dash of subdued German or low alpha acid hops and a dash of flowers near the end - crisp and robust in the nose. Light-bodied; Sharp grassy and hay-like notes dominate with a lot of the lager yeasts and a dash of the flowers here at the end with a light dose of sweetness from caster sugar and a hint of wheat even near the end without much pungency or astringency, but some lager yeast is here at the end that makes this a bit more crisp. Aftertaste shows some hay and grass, a light touch of lemons and flowers, but a pretty easy-drinking, crisp and grainy beer with some very light spices too. Overall, a nice and robust, easy-drinking but crisp beer with a lot of grassy, hay and flower notes and some subdued but noticeable lager yeast finishes which make this enjoyable throughout. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Siciliano's in Grand Rapids, Michigan on 03-August-2021 for US$3,49 sampled in my house here in Washington after returning from the hot state of Florida on 03-May-2022.

Sampled from the tap at The Grotto. Pours a cloudy light yellow with a white head that dissipates to the edges. Aroma has dank citrus and grass with a bit of papaya and sweet grain underlying. Flavor has a nice slightly dank tropical fruits with light citrus and a sweet grain backbone.