16 ounce can. Slightly hazed orange gold pour. Brief creamy beige head. Earthy, biscuit malt nose has notes of coffee and dried herbs. Subtle tangy, sweet malt flavor upfront. Hints of toasted malt, earthy coffee and resiny hops. Medium bodied. Some funky citrus as well.

16 ounce can. Number one with a bullet. Honey gold pour. Frothy beige head. Sweet, earthy malt aroma has a hint of yeastiness. Tangy, bittersweet malt flavor. Notes of candied citrus fruit peel, orange zest and Demerara sugar. Warming alcohol in middle. Finish is slightly bitter, earthy and spicy. Overly sweet for the style.

Super clear, but deep copper and amber coloured body with a very thin off-white head that fades very quickly and leaves a very faint lace on the sides of the glass. Aroma of deep lactose, cream, milk, light biscuits, a touch of cocoa and chocolate with some earthy notes and a dash of cardboard as well, but fairly mild and sweet quality, at least in the nose. Medium-bodied; Strong earthy and nutty flavours at first with a ton of lactose and creaminess and some big biscuity and wheatie finishes with some dry and caramel notes with biscuits and a finish of white chocolate and rich syrup and a light dose of cereal at the end. Aftertaste is very rich and dense with some caramel here, but more of the cream, lactose, nuts, earth, toffee and syrup and a dry, slightly grainy finish with a lot of sweetness at the end. Overall, a deep, rich, syrupy and especially lactosey and creamy, white chocolatey beer with a lot of grainy and dry notes as well, but fairly nice considering the amalgamation of styles here. While this one is a bit funky, it works out well and the art on the can makes it that much better, especially for fans of 'The Golden Girls'. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Joe Canal's in Lawrenceville, New Jersey on 21-December-2020 for US$3,29 sampled at my house here in Washington on 14-November-2021 after the first chilly day here for the season.

12 oz. can from Total Wine, Union, NJ. Pours a hazy gold color with a large off white head and great retention. Good lacing. Light citrus aroma. The flavor is kind of an unusual mix of soft bready malts and light orange rind followed by a slightly boozy finish. All the flavors are fairly muted. Thick body for a lager. The 8.1% ABV is fairly hidden, but it hides the citrus notes too. Not bitter. Nothing bad, but nothing exciting either.

16 ounce can. Number one with a bullet. Cloudy tan pour topped by a frothy beige head. Bready malt nose has notes of cherry and vanilla. Sweet malty flavor has fruity notes. Maraschino cherries, vanilla and red berries. Some pine on the backend.

16 ounce can. Number one with a bully. Hazy yellow gold color. Frothy beige head. Doughy malt nose hints at bittersweet citrus. Bittersweet citrus flavor upfront. Notes of lime, grapefruit and lemongrass. Lots of smooth bitterness. Tasty.

Draught at Barcade JC: pours amber with beige head. Aroma is caramel and grain. Taste is sweet, lightly bitter. Par for course. Fine.

500 ml bottle, 8/25/21. 2020 release. Dark brown color, medium brown head. Rather sweet, heavy maple, roast. Sugary. Well done, but also very sweet.

16 ounce can. Number one with a bullet. Murky tan pour. Foamy beige head. Tart, stone fruit aroma. Big tangy fruit flavor. Notes of orange, peach and passion fruit. Thick, viscous mouthfeel. Sour fruit finish.

16 ounce can. Number one with a bullet. Murky orange pour. Firm creamy beige head is finger high. Tangy sour fruit aroma hints at tangerine, guava and passion fruit. Huge sour fruit flavor puckers the mouth. As advertised, notes of pineapple, guava and tangerine along with lemon and blood orange. Lots of flavor, lots of tang. A big sour bomb.