UPDATED: FEB 3, 2020 12 ounce can from Ernie's in Lexington. A nice orange yellow like pour with light passion fruit and soft mouthfeel. Nice.

UPDATED: JUL 3, 2019 Light yellow fizzy h ad. Atkmas spicy coriander, slight sour lime, grass. Flavors light coriander, grass, hay, slight faint passion fruit. Slight sour crisp refreshing.

Thin head that last. Sweet line juiciness. Fruity for sure. Easy drinking pass this off as fruit juice. Heck it probably mainly is. Refreshing. Should be called a fruit beer. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Keg at Radio Maria. Hazy greenish yellow, thin creamy white head, good retention. Aroma of passion fruit and wheat. Taste is dry lime, passion fruit, wheat. Thin, refreshing, good for what it is.

Good wheat beer for the summer. However, is an acquired taste that takes a little taking to from traditional wheat beers. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

8/25/17. 12oz bottle. I swear I’ve had AND rated this before, but oh well. Hazy orange pour with a nice khaki head. Tropical fruit aroma, hint of spice. Good flavor, tropical fruits, spice, cream. Tasty.

Decent. Average witbier and it’s what you would expect. I didn’t get much spice.

A very solid wit bier. Like a beligan wit, but the yeastyness is understated and a splash of fruit tops it off. Tried at Bad Apple in Chicago in 2017 with Josh, Brandon and Dave.

Cloudy straw color with a modest off white head and loads of chunks in the last few ounces of the pour. Tropical fruit and sweet sour (rhubarb) scents. Light sweet start that is quickly washed away by a citric/sour punch. Hints of spice and lime. I really didn’t think I would like this one, but it is a quenching summer fruit brew that I’m actually going to finish. 1/14

Hazy golden with a large white foamy cap. Big spicy citrusy nose that’s earthy and herbal but also has a lot of semisweet orange peel bitterness and coriander and black pepper. Crisp and gently tart flavor that’s orange citrusy, peppery, wheaty, passion fruity and crisp. Really kinda neat and fruity and gently tart.