$3.50 pint can, WW. Hazy gold with a soft white head. Green vegetation, green grass, grain nose. Floral hops, green leaf, green grass, light citrus zest, envelope glue. Very green nose and flavor.

Pint can thanks to hershiser2! 11/8/20. Hazy amber, thin frothy white head, good retention. Aroma of tannins, funk, stone fruit, sweaty sock. Taste is stone fruit, funk, bubblegum, spice. Medium bodied.

Pint can thanks to hershiser2! 10/5/20. One of the fullest cans I've ever seen. Hazy amber, large foamy off-white head, good retention. Aroma of melon, tropical fruit, tangerine, pale malt. Taste is lime, mango, passionfruit, pale malt. Medium bodied, low bitterness, somewhat juicy.

Orange peel and not a lot else. Flavour is very light here. Pours murky orange without much head. Clean finish with a hint of hop tang. Watery. Tap at brewery.

Roast and caramel. Some smoked ham type aroma. Dark chocolate.blaxknpour with decent mocha head. Bittersweet and sharp burn aroma. Sweet malt. A hint of vanilla and booze. There's a lot to work with here, just doesn't mesh together super on point. Perhaps needs some tinkering. Tsp at brewery.

Very rich cherry here. Big sweet malt in the background. Pours pinkish orange without much head. Tart finish. Pretty nice balance here. Lime, some tangerine. Tap at brewery.

Interesting smoky flavour in this. Some orange peel. Pours golden amber with ok head. Tart lime. Grape skins kind of vibe as well. Light tangy finish. Tap at brewery.

Crisp Noble hops and good malt profile. Golden pour with decent head. Crisp finish with nice grains. Easy drinking, good for style. Tap at brewery.

Very crisp, light golden coloured body with a mellow, straw glow and a very thin off-white head only a centimetre tall that fades very fast. Aroma of very crisp and bright orange and citrus with a floral and tropically fruit sweetness that shows some richness from the malts, but all ending with some sweet scents as well. Medium-bodied; Strong rich malt profile at first with a pungent floral and fresh cut grass bite that has a good layer of both alcohol and stronger hops with a pleasant and smooth bitterness from the alpha acids on the end. The rich flavours dominate with a good complexity and some smooth sugars, with alcohol that is very well hidden. Aftertaste is nice and balanced with the citrusey and hop flavours showing strongest, but the pungent, grainy, malty and especially yeastie/alcohol/sweetness is strong, while enjoyable and complex. Overall, a nice option and interesting to sample - fairly light in colour - but nice to sample and rich, especially on the malt and sugar perspective. Good fresh and of course the name made me laugh, which is always a good thing. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from the Department of Beer and Wine in Alexandria, Virginia on 24-July-2020 for US$4,67 sampled at my house here in Washington on 11-August-2020.

Crazy, odd pink and ruby tinted body with a brownish glow and some slivers of grey on the sides - super odd and looks like 'Thin Man Trial By Wombat'. Aroma of soured, funky yeast with some light tartness, a lot of grassy and herbal hops with some good malt backbone scents and a dash of citrusey notes. Medium-bodied; Strong grassy, herbal and very citrusey hops show at first, but also some funk and bready notes from the relatively pungent yeast that stays with the flavour for a while, all with a good bitterness from all the hops at the very end. Aftertaste shows the grassy and herbal notes with a lot of balance from malt, all pulled in a nice package. Overall, a very nice and fresh hopped beer that hits the crisp grassy and herbal notes with a smooth malt texture, all with a very light level of sweetness and fruitiness, but a crisp, relatively light beer. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from the Department of Beer and Wine in Alexandria, Virginia on 05-June-2020 for US$4,13 sampled at the end of the street, watching the fireworks over our fine city here in Washington on 04-July-2020, Independence Day 2020.