On Tap at the Sandlot Brewery, Denver 30/09/2005 Golden coloured crisp on the palate and hoppy. Some bitterness in a dry finish.

Mild sweet aroma offers a grapey and raisiny fruitiness. Clear, golden blonde body s topped by a low white head that recedes to cover. Raisin and grapey fruit esters are joined by lightly bready malts, herbal hops and light finishing bitterness. Overall flavour is quite sweet with some minor notes of alcohol. Light, dry, well attenuated body with strong carbonation. Sampled on tap at the Sandlot at Coors Field.

Diminishing white head elevates above the light golden robe. Fruity, grapey and juicy nose reminds immediately of white wine, but the beery dusty yeast touch is unmistakable. Lemony hops and biscuity, if not chewy malts complete the wheel. Medium bodied, sweet palate.

09.30.05 Tap at brewpub. Very sweet, my first impression is of a maibock light. Medium-thin bodied, low eff. Lingering weirdness like band-aids, hints of applesauce. Seems pretty sturdy.

(draft) Crystal clear apple juice body with white head. Aroma is medium sweet, apple, cereal, faint grass. Taste is moderately sweet, apple, cereal, light grass, faint alcohol. Medium body.