Tart peach aroma. Hazy golden, headless. Tart peach. Light body, soft carbonation.

$4.04 pint can, TWSP. Dark brown, not quite black, with a small beige head. Dark chocolate, milk chocolate, coffee nose. Thick coffee, dark chocolate, perhaps maple? Lightly bitter. Lingering dark chocolate finish.

$2.24 can, twsp. Hazy medium gold with a small off-white head. Floral hops, grasses, bubblegum nose. Green grasses, brown leaf, light bubblegum and some sort of light fruit hints, light honeycomb. Decent.

$3.40 pint can, WW. Murky golden-peach colored with a small white head. Tart stone fruit (not peach specifically), trash water, wheat aroma. Flavor is fresh tart peach, wheat... juicy, pulpy.

Raw barley and a hint of roast, but almost like sunroasted flavor. Let's say tanned. Pours hazy maroon with decent head. Crisp and light tang in finish. Easy drinking. Bottle.

Perfeclty clear, lightly orange and peach tinted body with a beautiful glow, and a smooth, relatively small, single centimetre tall pure white head on top that stays afloat nicely. Aroma of pure tart and soured notes with the limes and citrus really showing through with a good dash of salt and brine as well as some softer sweetness from fruits, but of course the taste lingering near the end is the deep ginger that isn't freshly ground, but showing more of a 'plain', Canada Dry type note. Light-bodied; Strong soured flavour with a lot of tart fruits, having the limes and lemons being the strongest along with a light grassy and herbal flavour and a pungent dose of the ginger near the end - quite nice. Aftertaste is robust, full-of-flavour and most importantly, super easy-drinking with a lot of wheat and fresh yeast towards the end, but the citrus and especially the ginger remaining hitting hard, in a great way, with the flavour ranging from citrus juice to a soda - very nice and oddly, not 'typically beer-y'. Overall, a surprisingly refreshing and enjoyable beer that is quite light, but showing a ton of flavours and soured/tart notes in a great way. Overall, a nice beer to have, especially if you like either citrus notes or any form of ginger, but if you like both, this is a no-brainer for you to try to find, as you would probably like it that much! I sampled this stubby, twelve ounce bottle, purchased from Crystal City Wine Shop in Arlington, Virginia on 03-April-2020 for US$1,79 sampled at home in Washington, a few blocks away, on 13-April-2020.

$1.95 bottle, WW. Brown with a small beige head. Caramel malt, brown leaf in the nose. Flavor is nutty, brown leaf, caramel, light cocoa. Smooth, pretty tasty.

Lots of lime here. Pours orange with decent head. Tangy finish with decent malt backbone. Decent and easy drinking. Not much bitterness, mostly citrus tang in finish.

Grainy tea nose. Hazy tea, medium tan head. Grain, biscuit. Light body, moderate carbonation.

Dark pour. Bourbon nose. Sweet bourbon taste, like a mixed drink of coca cola and bourbon with a hop palate.