Super hazy and chunky bright golden, raw honey coloured body, all with a funky, ugly one centimetre tall off-white and tan head that almost looks like oatmeal, on top of the 95 per cent opaque golden glowing body. Aroma of citrus fruits, oranges, grapefruit, guava, mango, bunches of malts, a good deal of sugar and some noticeable alcohol - at least in the nose. Medium to Full-bodied; Very rich malts and pungent hops all come through with a big flavour that favours the alpha acids, but leave some pepper and grassy notes still in the front, with a dry and herbal finish, but the juiciness from the papaya, mangoes and especially the oranges is very strong and enjoyable, while being robust. Aftertaste shows the fruits, the very rich malts, a still noticeable amount of sugars and some dryness - all strong, with a great body and better complexity. Overall, a very nice, rich, robust flavourful unfiltered, and yes, dare I say 'New England' by way of Detroit/Suburbs that barely borders on Imperial Status, but falls short in my opinion, but great to try super fresh from the best beer store in the country! I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Siciliano's in Grand Rapids, Michigan on 03-August-2021 for US$5,99, canned on 22-July-2021 and sampled at my house here in Washington on 19-October-2021.

Ridiculously hazy, full of murky fruit pieces and sediment coloured peach and guava coloured body with a thin layer of an off-white head that fades quickly atop the colloidial body and rich, no movement of a peach glow, at around 99 per cent opaque, not really showing anything through the thickness of the body. Aroma of tons of fruits, especially peaches, fresh strawberries, apricots, light citrus fruits, a dash of guava and melons here and a subtle brininess to bring out some additional salts here, but this of course is all about the fruit, in a great way, especially in the nose. Full-bodied; Rich, fruity and robust strawberry juice notes dominate here with a lot of pulpy qualities, a ton of body from said fruits and a touch of stone fruits from peaches to especially apricots noticeable here with a nice tart quality towards the end, but the wheat and malt support this nicely as well and balance things out quite well. Aftertaste shows a pungent fruit quality with the strawberries here front and centre along with a lot of tartness, not necessarily from the lemons and citrus fruit, but also showing a bit of complexity and funkiness seemingly from some lactobilly funk or oak foeders that do exhibit a bit of dryness at the end, as well. Overall, a super complex, very rich, fruity and enjoyable beer with a great level of sweetness, alcohol, malt and especially fruit here to drink on a super hot day and still not be overwhelmed, mostly due to the low alcohol here, but the high fruit content. This one was great to sample, and while not fresh, this is perhaps an even better sentiment given that this didn't explode (nor did it get very firm in pressure) or show too much carbonation, given that it's heavily fruited and full of pulp, despite being a year+ old! I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Siciliano's in Grand Rapids, Michigan on 03-August-2021 for US$6,09 sampled at my house here in Washington on 21-September-2022, a bit more than a full year later, but worth the time spent in can and very reminiscent of some of the best 'mimosa sours' at Boiler Brewing Company in Lincoln, Nebraska!

Can from Livonia Liquor. Pours a hazy straw gold with a finger of white foam that lingers. Great lacing down the glass. Lots of tropical fruit salad bowl on the nose with peach, mango, cherry and pineapple all present. More of the same on the palate. Loads of tropical fruit explosion on the palate as well. Slightly boozy as it warms up, but quite delicious. Lingering cherry, orange and pineapple on the finish.