$2 can from vintage, served from a can into a big tall widmer glass. Clear pale. Not much of an impressive olfactory. Taste is 4.5% fer sher but it does have a sensible civility more common of a gose. Yes, maybe even a fruit beer. Middle could be a little less processed. Now I'm gonna say its leaving gose in the finish. Not quite the lemonade feel you get with a typical shandy of radler. Pretty good co2 to the end. There, you have it.
Earlier Rating: 10/30/2018 Total Score: 3.7
Bottle 2$ at vintage. So, how many cedar point beers are there? LOTS! This is a shandy. Pours clear pale with a big giant head, foaming. Goes rocky. Somewhat metallic smell, must be the glass. The carbonation on the first drag is quite cutting and creamy. NICE first impressions. I didn't have much hope for this but now that I'm getting into it, its pretty darn good, very refreshing. Not overdone on the shandy end of things and its more like a very refreshing civilized mild kolsch or a mexican lager. Wouldn't know its mango, its more like a drop of lemon. Yes, every swig is quite nice.In the end, it does start to show its shandy character, but this stuff is alright by me, thanks BK! Overall good beer rating experience.

12 oz bottle from vintage. My label however, does not have the word mofo on it. I guess some politically correct bastard thought it politically incorrect and removed it before the labels went to print, heheh. Slightly below room temperature this stuff smells like mild laid back hops with a citrus tinge. Head is real big, almost all the glass. I almost spilled it over with just a few ounces. Slightly hazy pale yellow orange. Pretty good sizzle on the palate, co2 is doing its job. Can't really taste the mango in it, its mostly typical ubiquitous bitter IPA. Like IPA? As if you don't already know a million of them? Here, you go then, add this one to your list. Aftertaste is weird alky - dull fruit, if that's what you want to call it; perhaps that's where the mango comes kicking in, who knows? Terribly on style, almost astringent at times. This lager lover is not impressed, so it must be good IPA, HAH.

OK, can't wait to try this bottle - NOT. !!! I hate IPA. I'm a hater. I expect viscous rude mouth coating brewed beer. Turns out it is viscous rude mouth coating brewed beer, yet even so more, in yer face; simply wants to kick you upside the palate with a heel kick knee jerk reaction. . It's darker than most IPa in the retina. But I must say in general; the border between double imperial and the various bullshit IPA is fading, they both do the same thing. Maybe we should have another category; light IPA. That style won't be as rude as the veggie session? Go figger; mister eye pee aye. I've tasted plain old IPA that were so much more offensive than this run of the mill. Most IPA are now IPA light as of this printing.