UPDATED: APR 26, 2021 Canned, 355ml from Hoptimism, Loughborough, Leics. Hazy dark orange with beige head. This proved to be quite a sweet, candy like beer with berried fruits and bubblegum notes. Hints of citrus hops come through along with a leafy bitterness late on. It's okay.

UPDATED: JAN 23, 2021 On tap at Man in the Moon. Hazy dark golden with a small white head. Quite sweet with strawberry, citrus and 'tea'. Fairly bitter finish.

UPDATED: AUG 16, 2020 This beer poured a dark orange, with the expected long lasting white head for a wheat beer. Wheat ale characteristic full bodied grainy malt and the smooth tea underbase. The hops neutralized things beautifully. A very tasty beer due to the tea addition. I recommend it highly

UPDATED: MAR 21, 2020 Great aroma. Tropical Mosaic hop aroma balanced by some black tea. Unique color, cream colored head. Tastes hoppy, the tea is more bitter than in other beers that have used that adjunct. Decent palate. Pretty good overall.

UPDATED: NOV 15, 2019 Can. It poured a dark orange color with a white head. The aroma was of tea and hops. The taste was similar to the aroma with more tea, hops, malts, wheat with medium carbonation and a nice smooth aftertaste. Tasty.

UPDATED: SEP 8, 2019 4 ounce sample at Football Hall of Fame beer festival. Smells grainy.. Golden in color, white head. Taste the grain with a fruity taste also. Smooth, light, and easy to drink. Citrus and fruity aftertastes. Interesting beer, for sure. Cheers!

UPDATED: MAY 30, 2019 Can, from Beer Run. Pours faintly cloudy dark orange-tea color, large foamy light beige head, faint tea-yeast aroma, medium carbonation, medium bitter malt-tea taste, faint hay flavor, smooth body, long finish. Unexpectedly nice to drink.

UPDATED: JAN 19, 2019 Pours amber with a medium white head that lingers for a few moments. The aroma isn't overwhelming though it is pleasing. Its heavier in peach and tea, which goes with wheat, pineapple, grass, and honey. The taste is lightly bitter. Tea is still strong among the flavors, but now much more wheat comes through. The remainder of the flavors are translated from the nose and are more minor. Dry and with a wheat finish. Medium in body and smooth in texture. Everything goes together very well here. This is also extremely easy drinking. I'm impressed.

UPDATED: DEC 28, 2018 Copenhagen 28/122018, 35,5 cl can from Kihoskh. Very flowery and jungle green can with Marz' pretty cool logo (some obscure version of an 'M'). Pours hazy, golden amber with medium-sized white head. Settles as 0,5 cm thick dense blanket of foam covering the surface of the beer and crawling up the sides of the glass. Massive lacing. Aroma is intense, sweet and sugary. Nectar, honey and sweet melon. Sweet canned peach, flowery. Light carbonation. Slightly thick, prickly yet soft texture. Flavor has strong, fruity sweetness followed by a prominent slightly harsh bitterness. Aftertaste is bitter sweet and lingers for a bit. Very fruity yet bitter beer where I manage to ignore the word 'Tea' splashed out on the can. With other words: Not bad.

Can. 5.5%. No ’best before’ date. Pours a hazy, dark amber, with a light tan/yellowish head. Some lacing. Slightly tart aroma, with fruit, rooibos, tangerine, strawberry. Light malt in the background. Flavour is sweetish, slightly dusty, with rooibos and strawberry. Bitter hop finish, with more rooibos and strawberry. Overall pretty good, but lacks that last bit to make it great. 24.11.18.