Pours a nice crisp amber colour with a thick white head that quickly dissipates, leaving just a skiff of white foam. Smell is vaguely fruity, perhaps a little bit floral. Flavour is highly sweet, but with malts backing it upas opposed to just sugaryness. There’s some hop bitterness present in the finish, but not much flavour. It’s pretty highly carbonated, but in a good way for the style, and it’s actually reasonably thick, surprisingly.

Orange beer that pours a thin white head. Has a nice hops smell. The flavor is malty and fruity (apricot) with a well balanced weetness. Kind of bitter with a very dry end.

Straw yellow color. Thin head. First note of aroma is oddly reminiscent of french bread with extra virgin olive oil. Then sweet malt and honey notes can be detected. Taste has high pitched notes of citrus (lemon) hops. Acidic finish. Light body.

Thin head off the pour. Smells malty and micro not the aroma I would expect from a specialtly beer. But it tastes like I expect it to. Bolder then micro but still crisp and clean enough to cut it as a refreshing beer. Middle of the road.

Definite malt flavor with a hint of hops. Pours a clear honey color with a nice white head. Nice mouth-feel and pretty good finish as well. Could see drinking a pitcher at a pub somewhere, but it’s not the most adventurous beer.