From a cheap can this stuff pours like a darker iced tea with an off white foamy head that fades to about half inch.Nose is a malty spice and possibly some honey. First taste is quite boozy; this is gonna be a sipper fer sher. Spices are very present and the combination of heavy spice and boozy sensations makes this quite a clash on the kisser. Very mouth coating and burly. Not sure if I'm getting the cider, but the cinnamon is adding an odd presence. Like the lake erie monster of the south bay area, this stuff is dark, snake-like, and aggressive. Whew. Somewhat typical high alky spice bomb, similar to many domestics of the style. I think I'm catching a little buzz near the end of the session. Phew, gee whiz, golly gosh, good gracious, and whoa! There, you have it. Extra rating point for the mind numbing sensations on the finish, hehehehhh.

Hazy pale with a slight orange tint. Nice foaming white head. Nose is green pine cones. Bitter sharp initial flavor, terribly on style IPA. Rude crude and nasty even tho it does have a pretty good co2 level that keeps it from being a mouth coating son bitch. Bitterness builds thru the middle. As a macro pale lager connosour, I find this mess to be an awful, dreadful, lousy, crappy, crummy, abysmal pail of rubbish. An assault on my girlie pale lager loven taste buds. But hey, for 2 greenbacks, its a tick. There, you have it.

From a can this pours hazy light pale with a big foaming white head that takes up half the glass and then goes craggy. Mild sweet nose of perhaps peach. First taste is initially big rude wheat ale bitterness. Sharper pointed bitter bite. That evolves into a mild tart feeling on the palate. Can't really say that the tartness is peach nor apricot. The fruit aspect of this is quite muted. I guess what makes this ill-mannered a peach inspired beer is that tartness. However, if the label did not say peach and apricot, I'd never guess it from the taste. That crude bitterness builds thru the middle and just wont go away on the finish. Yes, lots of typical domestic impolite insolent cheekiness wheat ale character in this one. The only thing I find appealing, and can appreciate in this brew, is the mild tartness and the decent co2 level.

Cheap can 2$ at chalet. Pour is clear deep pale, very little head. At first I thought I caught a wiff of pine but when my nose gets closer I detect more of a helles or vienna sweetness on my olfactory. On the first swig, I think its a little sweet on the taste buds too. Yea, its some body with some vienna and helles combo coming thru. Its toasty, malty, and slightly sweet with a hint of caramel along with some sweetness and a clean, crisp subtle floral hop note. However, it does lack the toasty note of a true vienna. In the middle, I think the sweet thing is starting to get on my nerves. I like pale lagers but this has a little more personality than I can live with. OK for a tick, but probably would opt for something else next.