UPDATED: FEB 27, 2020 Can at Hourglass brewery. Purple pour. Nose is blackberry and honey. Tastes the same bit artificial. Thin bodied.

6/30/18. 12oz can from The Foundry. Red pour with a fizzy pink head that fades. Honey on the aroma, touch of berries, sweetness. Lightly sweet entry, honey and biscuit, followed by berries, yeast. Not bad.

Can. Deep red appearance. Brilliantly clear. Carbonated. Berry aroma, fruity. Honey nose and flavor. Fruity flavor, blackberries. Sweet. Carbonated mouthfeel. Fruit through the finish.

Draft at On Tap. Pours light red clear and interesting. Smells like honey and Five Alive. Flavor is moderate sweetness but the finish is artificial fruit candy. Not bad but glad it's a 5 oz ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Can from Beer Frog. Pours a clear red-purple with a thin layer of white bubbles. Nose is orange blossom honey, white sugar, and some mild berry. Flavor has a nice honey note with some berries and some sugar with berry flesh. Light in body and a nice mead overall.

Strong honey and berry aroma. Pours dark purple red. Like dark cranberry juice. Smooth. Sweet. Lots of honey. Lots of berry. Just a hint of tartness in the middle. And then a smooth sweet finish.

On tap at RedHorn. Pours a clear ruby with small off white head that diminishes to nothing. The aroma is honey, straw, berry, booze, spice. Medium body, light honey, berry, floral, boozy finish, good.

Beautiful clear ruby color. Perfectly sessionable sweet but not cloying. My go to when I’m not in the mood for a beer

Clear dark rosey hue, no head. Sticky blackberry and honeycomb aromas. The carbonation is a little high, with soda-like sweetness, gentle honeycomb, and lots of artificial grape juice

(Draught) Pours a clear rose/ruby body. Aroma of honey, blackberries, minerals, and florals. Flavor of blackberries, honey, light earth, and some raspberry.