Pours a clear golden-orange color. Aroma is almost nonexistent. Flavor is light malts and citrus. Very thin and watery. A decent beer on a hot day, but nothing to write home about.

Slightly hazy gold coloured body with an orange tint and a thin white head. Aroma of wheat, light cascade (although they say williamette) hops and citrus. Light-bodied; Hops & very light malt up front fading to a super pale taste with little else following. Aftertaste shows some bitterness, but its very mellow. I could imagine this one being good for people who don’t like the taste of beer at all! I sampled this beer on draught at the Bricktown Brewery in Oklahoma City, OK on 17-November-2005.

RE-RATE: By far the best ale offered by Bricktown brewery. Lacks the strange sour/tart notes of the other ales and has a pleasant dry finish.

(On tap) Hazy, pale amber with a small, off-white head. Very neutral aroma - perhaps with a whiff of tartness. Very thin - almost watery - body with fruity, citrusy notes. Lightly hoppy, dry finish. 210306

While this was the best of the Bricktown beers, that isn't saying much. Diacetyl was about the only flavor I found. Very limited appeal, maybe to a Bud drinker going out on a limb.