12 oz. can purchased at Total Wine in Denton, TX. Pours a cloudy orange color with a small white fizzy head and poor retention. No lacing. Strong citrus aroma. Tastes like a watered down orange & grapefruit soda. No beer flavor here. Crisp and thin mouthfeel. A tasty and refreshing summer quencher, as long as you don't really want beer.

12 oz. can purchased at Total Wine in Denton, TX. Pours a clear bronze color with a khaki head and great retention. Decent lacing. Faint caramel aroma. Light, sweet caramel malt flavor. Light body, light carbonation, thin mouthfeel. Super simple profile and super refreshing. Very repeatable.

Tall boy can purchased in Austin, TX. Pours a clean light-golden colour with a frothy white cap, average retention and some light foamy lacing. Mild hops is what I smell the most, over the milder cereal character. Refreshing mouthfeel, with some decent crispness and body is not completely thin. Kind of citrus and floral aromas. The taste is very, very mild though. Missing that cereal grain that Kölsch shine so much on. Seems like wheat is used here giving hints of bananas. My GF will enjoy the rest of this one.

[12oz can from Total Wines, Naples, FL.] A golden amber pour with a tight cream coloured head; malty aroma; piney bitterness to start, then a caramel and malt body with some earthiness and spice; before a rather hopless finish with some berry fruit. Reminds me more of an ESB than an IPA.

A pint draft taken at Cactus Cove in the Timbergrove area of Houston. It comes dark brown with a steady head of eggshell brown foam. The nose is malt and full grain bread. And the taste gives light caramel, malt, water and a bit of astringency. Not bad, not great.

Hazy golden coloured body with a light white head with some light golden and straw colours coming from the sides when held up to a light Aroma of flowers, light grain, a dash of alcohol and a touch of citrus and grassy components with a touch of bitterness from the hops coming through at the end. Medium-bodied; Strong floral and incredibly citrusey and fruit-forward flavours come through with a lot of wheat, light malts, alcohol and especially fruity flavours that make this slightly bitter, but very flavourful and easy-drinking. Aftertaste shows the floral, grassy, herbal and fruit flavours with a dash of wheat and easy-drinking malts throughout. Aftertaste shows the grain, a little bitterness and a very easy-drinking malt profile with some nicely balanced hops that show a touch of bitterness. Overall, a nice and refreshing beer with a lot of wheat and grassy kicks showing through and a fruit flavour that doesn't go away. I sampled this twelve ounce can purchased from Total Wine in San Antonio (Selma), Texas on 14-October-2019 for US$2,79 sampled in my hotel room here in Austin, Texas on 14-October-2019 just a few hours later.

20 oz draft at Papasitos in the Houston Hobby airport. The pour is clear copper, brown golden with a small light tan head that leaves behind thick lace. The aroma is honey caramel malt and a bit of floral hop. The taste is clean malt caramel with a hint of bread and the floral, dry in the finish. The palate is light bodied with soft natural carbonation and the crisp dry finish. Nice Amber Bock.

Tap. Pours opaque mahogany, large creamy tan head, lasting, great lacing. Aroma is bourbon, cocoa, vanilla, toffee. Flavor is medium plus sweet, light plus bitter. Medium body

10-5-19 Hook Hall