UPDATED: SEP 27, 2019 Slightly hazy golden and light peach coloured body with a thinnish, barely coating the top, pure white head. Aroma of mellow malt, a splash of alcohol, some soft tart notes and perhaps the smallest dose of strawberries or just pure berries recognisable - or not. Light-bodied; Super tart flavour with not much to support it, aside from a touch of malt, a dash of hay and flowers and some light sugars with not much else going on. Aftertaste is quite easy-drinking with just a mellow sweet and tart flavour propped up on the very malt backbone and showing some of the softer sides of wheat, yeast and the tart sweet fruit. Overall, a very mellow and soft beer throughout with only a dash of soft and sweet flavours, but more of the light malt, easy-drinking profile of a cream ale. Not a horrible beer nor worth passing up, but also, not worth going out of the way to get. I sampled this twelve ounce bottle purchased from Lidl in Manassas, Virginia on 13-July-2019 for US$4,99/six pack, sampled at home here in Washington on 26-September-2019.

bottled - nice golden color. Slight strawberry aroma. Decent strawberry flavor.

Hazy light gold pour with standard white head. Mild strawberry and wheat aroma. Taste has grainy notes to an otherwise standard bland light ale. Minimal strawberry flavor, thin and crisp body.

Very mild grainy malt bill props up an understated strawberry character that comes across as mildly tart with just ahint of berry. Otherwise crisp and clean, but not exciting.

Straw color with a white head. Marshmallow aroma. Hints of lightly acidic fruit. Light pale malt start. Bit of grain. I catch the strawberries late. Not a sugar bomb, something I can appreciate. 4/13

From tap. Pours slight hazy orange with a small white head. Aroma is grainy and slight fruity. Malty, grainy. Classic cream ale, vague strawberry note. Medium dry and slight fruity far finish.

On tap at P&P Charleston. Clear golden with small white head. Aroma is light malt & hints of strawberry, light body, lower carbonation, and little lacing. Taste is light strawberry and light malt.

Whoops, almost thought this was the old CSA! Pop top for a mild pungent tart veggie perfume. Look is almost clear pale with thin white head. Decent co2 on the uptake with a mild friendly, perhaps slightly above average enjoyability factor compared to other fruit beers of this genre. Friendly lager finish.

Poured from bottle. Aroma: Wheat, gas, malt. Appearance: Clear light gold with a bit of head. Taste: Slightly sour strawberry with dry malt/hay and possibly some hops. Palate: Crisp, with a good bit of carbonation. Overall: A decent thirst quencher. Not phenomenal, but not trying to be.

Honestly a perfectly serviceable fruit ale, with a hint of strawberry aroma but not much in the flavor itself. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone