From mix pack. Hazy gold colored. Nose is light citrusy lemon and some hops. Tastes of lemon, rock candy, forest floor, yeast. Pleasant enough

Expected it to be sweeter. Also, #IWD2020

Lilly and rosehip nose. Cloudy golden, full of suspended silt, thin head. Dandellion, lilly, honey. Full body, moderate carbonation.

Light gold pour with thin foam. Fruit nose. Sweet and hoppy flavor with a fruit palate

Husky grain and caramel nose. Cloudy orange, thin head. Pecan, orange, pencil shavings. Medium body, moderate carbonation..

Can, from Trader Joe's. Pours cloudy pale lemon yellow with large foamy off-white head, faint lemon peel aroma, low carbonation, medium bitter orange peel taste, thin watery body, longish finish. Not too bad.

Crystal clear coloured body with a large three centimetre tall just off-white head that stays afloat for a long time. Aroma of very subdued grass and hay notes with a dry apple and light grainy note with a dash of alcohol and caster sugar. Light-bodied; Deep robust biscuity malts up front with a soft peach and apple flavour, some grain and a dash of more herbal notes, but still no real hops noticeable, but some light alcohol and herbal finishes remain. Aftertaste is surprisingly easy-drinking with just a biscuity and light grainy note showing some softer herbal and yeast flavours with a little sweetness from caster sugar and apples with a touch of the alcohol showing through on the end, but not in a bad way. Overall, fairly nice to try - not as bad as I was expecting, but I've never heard of this and it's retro-value seemed great, especially from Upstate New York. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Whole Foods in Pentagon City (Arlington), Virginia on 06-September-2019 for US$1,49 sampled at my house here in Washington on 29-September-2019, a few blocks away.