Golden coloured body with a copper glow and a very thin, off-white head, about only a centimetre tall. Aroma of grass, hay, light citrus, grain, yeast and a dose of herbs, but fairly light all around. Light-bodied; Grassy flavour with a biscuity malt bite and small flavour of yeast and fake sugars coupled with a bite from hay and dry/earthy flavours. Aftertaste is fairly simplistic, with only the malt and very light sugars and yeast coming through, but nothing that didn’t show up for the duration of the beer. Overall, a mellow and rather uniinspiring beer with grass, hay and yeast that comes through and not much else. I sampled this twelve ounce bottle purchased from Shopper’s Food Warehouse in Alexandria, Virginia on 21-June-2017 for US$1,25 sampled at home in Washington on 24-June-2017.

Bottle, Barracks Road Harris Teeter. Pours very chunky with a ton of floating debris. This actually looks kinda nasty as its chunky and some pieces look big. If I poured this out of a pop can, I’d pour it out. Dusting of a head. Aroma is so light... very little anything, perhaps a hint of coriander. Flavor is very plain. Almost a coconut-water flavor, minor banana, minor coriander. Not a winner.