Canned, from Lueken’s in Dunedin, on Sunday January 29, 2017.6-pack for $10.99.Hazy dark brown color, tan to light brown head. Malty, coffee, coconut, cacao scent. Coffee, chocolate, coconut, sweet taste. Coconut, chocolate, alcohol aftertaste. Medium to smooth mouthfeel, medium bitterness. Warming alcohol.

Can. Very dark brown with a mocha head. Aroma of coffee, not much coconut . The flavor is nicely blended coffee with just a touch of coconut that I didn’t think would be there. The light sweetness is balanced by the roast malt bitterness. Medium body.

Very phenolic which can turn me off, but this one is unique in a few ways. It has a really nice bright citrus character in the nose. Lemon and lime. I’ve always been bad at smelling coriander in these beers, but I think i can sense it here. Flavor is phenolic at clove and more to banana, but again more citrus and wheat. Lightly medicinal finish. Hints of bubblegum sweetness. Its good if you like witbier, just OK otherwise.

Growler thanks to Adam. Pours a hazy pink with small off white head that diminishes quickly. The aroma is berry and wheat. Thin, dough, berry, wheat, light tartness, good.

I’m pretty surprised by these ratings. I thought this was great! Pours a cloudy golden, fluffy creamy head. Malts are dry but still a flavorful breadiness that doesn’t interfere with the hops. Nice soft natural carbonation and palate. Only complaint is that the hops are a tad too piney. That’s just personal preference, it’s really very pine resiny, a little more citrus would be nice. The degree of hoppiness is just right though.

Can from Publix. Cloudy medium yellow with a bif fluffy white head. Light lemon aroma. The flavor is light lemon-lime, some vanilla in the finish. OK, light refreshing beer. Not sure about the Key lime or the wheat.

Bottle- pours orange gold white head - nose and taste of caramel, citrus peel, orange, spicy yeast and alcohol - medium body

Draft at source - pours gold white head - nose/taste of malt, light citrus - med body