16 ounce can. Number one with a bullet. Hazy pale gold color. Large frothy white head. Sweet fruity hop nose has a cereal malt note. Hints of lime, melon and berries. Flavor follows nose. Plenty of fruity overtones. Berries, citrus and sweet milk. Some light hop bitterness in finish. A touch of lime zest as well.

16 oz can from Joe Canal's, 2/6/20. Fully hazed golden-orange color with a moderate head and some light, streaky lacework. Orange / tangerine, vanilla and mango. Fairly sweet. Slightly cloying. Pretty good, but maybe too much vanilla. Still, pretty good overall.

16 oz can from Joe Canal's, 2/4/20. Hazy gold, white head, strong lace. Grapefruit, pineapple, melon, and a little apricot. Nice juicy flavor, solidly sweet, mildly bitter. Pretty nice.

16 oz can from Joe Canal's, 2/3/20. Pours a fully hazed darker yellowish color with a nice, frothy head and some strong lacework. Lots of tangerine and orange here. Lemon and a little pineapple. Candied citrus on the finish. Soft, smooth, and somewhat creamy. Not amazing, but some pretty good stuff.

16 oz can from Joe Canal's. Pour is dark reddish-purple, with a beige head, and light lace. Moderately tart, slightly sweet berry compote. Pretty clean, lightly tingly. Salinity is fairly mild too. Pretty good stuff.

16 ounce can. Cloudy mustard gold color. Frothy beige head. Tart citrus hop aroma. Sweet citrus hop flavor is balanced by a bready malt base. Creamy mouthfeel from the oats and wheat. Sweet juicy citrus notes. Tasty.

Crisp, decently hazy bronze and deep copper coloured body with a thinnish, off-white head, only a single centimetre tall. Aroma of pure lactose, citric acid, light funk, limes, salt, brine and a heavy hand of spoiled milk - strong and funky! Light-bodied; Strong dry and soft malt notes with some wheat dominate with a light dash of yeastie funk, but much more of the salt, brine, key lime and especially pure sour/citric acid flavours dominate. Aftertaste shows the dry and very simplistic malts with sour qualities and lactose coming hard near the end, with a lot of lemons and key limes as well, all ending with a soft, caster sugar sweetness. Overall, fairly well balanced and showing nicely, with the wheat and yeast going down easily, but the sour notes hit nicely. Good to try and well-recommended, if you can find it at least! I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Joe Canal's in Lawrenceville, New Jersey on 21-October-2018 for US$3,19 sampled at home in Washington on 23-December-2019 on the 20th day of my Advent Calendar for 2019, just a few days late.

12 ounce can. Number one with a bullet. Amber gold pour. Large foamy beige head. Earthy grainy malt nose. Sharp grainy malt flavor. Toasty notes. Hints of lemon and pine needles. Faithful to the style. Not your typical Bolero Snort brew.

Can from Total Wine in Union City, I think: pours murky brown with a beige head. Aroma is maple syrup, chocolate, hints of smoke. Taste is fairly sweet, malty, low bitterness, no real smokiness. Nice enough body.