16 oz. can. Another white stout concoction. Lame! Flavor has very soft chocolate, coffee, and a lasting blast of mint that lasts throughout the sip. The lactose can’t even cut through this mint. No thank you.

Can (12/3/20) pour from trade with Johnnnniee--thanks, John! Appearance is lightly hazy (tons of fine white particulates) bright yellow light lazy sparkle, fizzy cap of white head with poor retention and trace lacing. Aroma is mix of fairly mild mint, tart fruit and pilsner malts. Taste follows aroma with mint dominant over milder pilsner malts, hint of chocolate. Mouthfeel is light-to-medium bodied with smooth, creamy texture, average-to-lively carbonation and crisp, weak finish as taste. Overall, this was like an Andes mint thrown into a Marzen or something. Not strong enough to work but could see this working as a really delicious stout. This seems to be somewhat confused as to what it's trying to do and so isn't very good at doing it.

Can from the Packie, Lightly hazy bright gold in color with a decent sized white head that persists. Roasted coffee hints of chocolate and a whole lot of mint. In my opinion this would have worked better as a stout, not this white stout crap.

16oz can-pkgd 12/3. Offwhite bubbles-pale yellow/straw. A-earthy, some roast. T-chocolate/some soft mint, cream, slight hop bite. Glad the Packie shelftag and both staff explained this is a pale ale with... as that wasnt clear to me by reading the can label.

Quite hazy golden and orange coloured boy with a thinnish, single centimetre tall, just off-white head. Aroma of grass, pineapple, juice, oranges, flowers and a bunch of grapefruit - very nice and quite strong in the nose. Medium-bodied; Very strong fresh pineapple flavour shows at first with a nice bitterness and a good hit of flowers, with some grapefruit and orange citrus fruits as well along with a dry maltiness towards the end with a pleasant level of sweetness as well. Aftertastse shows a great blend of fresh pineapple, crisp grapferuit and oranges and a nice layering of alpha acids from the hops that supply the bitterness with an almost perfect amount of sweetness. Overall, a very nice and well-structured beer with a good hit of pineapple and does the name proud with some clean hops and a good layer of malt as well. Great to sample and well worth trying to find, especially if you are like me and really enjoy pineapple. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Total Wine in Alexandria, Virginia on 12-September-2020 for US$4,99 sampled at my house here in Washington on 13-December-2020.

Pint at the source. Dark brown with hints of garnet and a frothy tan head that slowly recedes. Spicy earthy roast with plenty of citrus and earthy hops to counter. I love the spicy malt/citrus hop interplay in this beer.

Sample at the source. Hazy light yellow in color with a stingy bubbly white head. Initially the nose was loaded with clove and spicy astringency. The flavor is cereal and corn with just a hint of chocolate and spicy pepper in the finish. Decent beer.

Sample at the source. Dark brown with decent clarity and a frothy tan head that dissipates quickly. Light roast and chocolate with hints of caramel and sweet cherry. Tasty but could have used more choc and cherry and a bit more body imho.

Sample at the source. Lightly hazy dark gold in color with a frothy white head that slowly recedes. Spicy earthy yeastiness with cereal and bready graininess. Light honey malt hints of clove and banana pretty tasty.