Hazy beige colour. Orangey, fruity aroma. Beautiful blend of superbly refreshing mandarin orange, wheaty acidity and fresh pale malts. Crazy, cool stuff...one of the best fruit beers I’ve had in a while.

Light straw/honey color. medium wheat orange aroma somewhat estery, good clean flavor with just a hint of citrus, medium to light body and motuh feel. overall a very pleasant drinking brew reminds me somewhat of Bert Grants Manderin hefe.

Bottle bought at Yellowstone NP. It’s really cool how Yellowstone carries a decent selection of local craft beers. Pours a clear gold with almost no head. Some tiny white bubbles float around. The aroma is very nice; tons of ripe oranges and some wheat. The flavor was similar; a bunch of mandarin oranges balanced by a good wheat aspect. The finish is all wheat. Very nice and natural flavor. Enjoyable.

<b>Bottle</b>: Dull straw, quite hazy and thick, slight orange hue, moderate to small fizzy white head, dies quickly, with spotty lacing.   Light mandarin on the nose, a bit wheaty, some orange peel as well.   Tangy mandarin/satsuma flavor, lightly dry, not chalky like other examples.   Clean, fairly wheaty.   A little tang on the exit.   Moderate body and mouthfeel.   Finish, unlike the start, seems a bit unsweetened.   Not half bad! <br /><br />

A surprisingly cloudy yellow beer. Mandarin citrus oil aroma, like pinching the peel. Same authentic mandarin citrus flavour without being really sweet&#045;&#045; interesting. Finish is dry and acidic. Very refreshing. Truly a nice surprise&#033;