Slightly cloudy golden and light amber coloured body with an orange glow and almost no head at all - this is kind of odd looking, especially for the style, looks more of a still apple cider than anything else. Aroma of grass, brine, light wheat and not much else - fairly mild in the nose. Light-bodied; Soft malt and wheat flavours at first with the faintest hit of grass, lemons and perhaps a touch of salt, but that's it - very mild and incredibly weak throughout, even for the low alcohol style. Aftertaste is underwhelming at as well with only a dose of lemons and wheat with no other real complexities or pungent notes worth speaking of. Overall, a pretty soft beer with only the faintest hit of brine and salt, with some perhaps lemon sweetness noticeable only on the side of the palate with a touch of wheat and ever so mild sweetness at the tail end, but this is very weak throughout. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Crystal City Wine Shop in Arlington, Virginia on 11-May-2019 for US$3,29 sampled at my house here in Washington, a few blocks away on 24-June-2019.

On tap at Disney Springs. Pours clear dark golden with a small off-white head, light lacing. Toffee, toasted malts, fruity, pine. Ok

$5.39 bottle, TW-SP. Pours amber, some small bubbles, no head. Aroma is vanilla, tart stone fruit. Flavor is vanilla, sour stone fruit (not horribly sour), root beer (guess that's the sassafrass), bread crust. This is an interesting combo.

Plum, crabapple, currant nose. Cloudy ochre, headless. Plumand currant, then swiftly to sweet tart candy. Light body, soft velvety mouthfeel

Melon, salt, wheat malt, and straw aroma. Golden yellow with moderate white head. Mildly sweet cantaloupe, cucumber, wheat malt, lightly salty, and mildly bitter straw flavor. Good body. Very solid.

Again, a beer more interested in the gimmick than presenting anything close to an actual white ale. Moderate sweetness hits the palate first, followed by mild vanilla and lime notes, finished by an artificial graham and saccharine finish. No clove or grass or bright wheat loveliness; no point in labeling this pint a White Ale. I'm realizing I'm not the prime audience for this D9 Confectioners 4-pack.

$3.75 bottle from Beer Run. Golden-amber with a dusting of a head. Aroma is plum, somewhat tart, light florals. Flavor is tart plum, floral notes, lemon zest, light bread, cracker. Fine, nothing special.