UPDATED: NOV 8, 2021 Bottle courtesy of Virby44. Gold with a frothy, white head. Apple to apple pie aroma, spice. Taste is mildly sweet, full of apple pie, turning mildly tart at the end with a surge of juicy apple tartness and some lingering spices and dough. Medium bodied, prickly carbonation. Closer to an apple cider than a traditional Berliner Weiße, but suffers none for it.

UPDATED: APR 24, 2021 Bottle from Drake: pours lightly hazy with a small white head. Aroma is apple, slight funkiness. Taste is lightly sour, loads of apple. Spritzy. Pleasant. Good.

UPDATED: APR 24, 2021 Bottle, courtesy of Drake. Pours slightly hazy yellow. Apple sourz, soapy apple, slightly tart, little sweet. Spritzy. Decent.

UPDATED: NOV 1, 2020 Bottle at share courtesy of Steve. Pale champagne colored body with a small frothy head. Tart apples in both the aroma and the taste. Seet, prminent apple flavors, tart.

UPDATED: OCT 31, 2020 12oz bottle pours out pale straw topped with a white head. Nose is nice sweet apples and a little tartness. Taste is more of the nice apple sweet and a touch of tart.

UPDATED: AUG 15, 2020 12 oz bottle. Pours a lightly hazy golden color and capped by a small off white layer of foam that settles quickly to a thin film. The aroma shows notes of lightly tart and sweet apple juice, some pears, and fruit skins over a light wheat malt base with a hint of tartness. Smells like a cross between a cider and a Berliner. The flavor follows suits notes of crisp sweet apple, tart green apple, and a touch of pear to go with the light wheat malts and classic pressed cider apple juice. The only real tartness is from the apples and not necessarily from the Berliner base, but that’s fine. Medium bodied with lively carbonation that leads to clean, crisp, and a lightly tart green apple and pear on the finish with the lingering fresh apple juice on the back. Love the blend of the base Berliner with the apples. I much prefer this to a traditional cider. Another great fruit beer yet again, but that was never a doubt from Dan and the team at New Glarus.

UPDATED: FEB 2, 2020 Aroma of apples from the moment you pop the cap. Pale straw color. Slightly hazy. Sweet and lightly tart like sweet apple and green pear. A hint of apple must, like cider. Refreshing, bright.

UPDATED: JAN 21, 2020 12 ounce bottle An excellent fruity session beer plays like a toned down version of New Glarus' flagship sours. Rather than the biting cherries, rhubarbs, or other fruits, the apple in this one settles gently on the throat. Even so it remains top notch and very enjoyable. AROMA / APPEARANCE Fresh Granny Smith apples sweeten the air like a jar of homemade apple sauce seasoned with a little tartness. The crisp ivory head retains a lovely and attractive level of carbonation that powers the golden base. FLAVOR / PALATE Fresh apple pie with a generous scoop of vanilla ice cream lightens the tongue. The initial impression also continues little traces of honey before cooling on the back of the throat. A balanced fruity Berliner Weiss is less forward than initially expected. Still, the hints of carbonation manage to etch a memorable experience which is well worth a four pack.

UPDATED: DEC 25, 2019 Bottle: Many thanks to Drake! Hazy golden with lots of bubbles and a small soft white head. Aroma is fresh apple, apple jolly rancher, pear, leaf. Flavor is a mix of sweet and tart apple, skins, green leaf. Very nice.

UPDATED: DEC 22, 2019 Cloudy golden blonde pour thin white head and light spots of lacing ..... aroma of apple, light pear, but mostly sweet and lightly soured apples .... taste is of sweet and lightly soured apples, sweet light pear and a tad fizzy/tart .... very natural flavored .... finish is smooth and soft with lingering sour apple, sweet pear, light bitter peel .... excellent sipping brew and very sessionable .... well done