UPDATED: OCT 2, 2023 Smells of wheat, banana, oak, coriander. Light yellow with light haze. Tastes slightly tart with notes of banana, coriander, orange, touch of lime. Fairly crisp mouthfeel with a slightly sour finish. Very nice and unique!

UPDATED: JUL 20, 2023 Earthy, oaky, wheat beer aroma and flavor. Some nice lactic sourness with the earthy complex flavors. Sour maybe 3 of 10. Light and refreshing sour with some great complex flavors.

UPDATED: JUL 1, 2023 16 ounce can. Hazy yellow gold color. Small foamy white head. Earthy, yeasty wheat malt aroma. Flavor is soft, yeasty funk upfront. Lemon, apricot, orange zest and barely a wisp of coriander. Easy drinking and mildly carbonated. Farmhouse funk and white peppercorns in the distinctive finish.

UPDATED: MAY 20, 2023 Can, shared by Chris M. Pours pale gold. Orange, minerally, farmhouse, grain. Light. Decent.

UPDATED: NOV 6, 2022 A classic Witbier, or Bière Blanche... but a 2016 bottle... Aroma is wine-like, bready and citrusy, with notes of coriander. Definitely these 6 years time have something to say here. Pours clear deep golden, still a good carbonation and a creamy white head, medium-small sized, with high retention and legs after sips. Low bitterness, tart and solvent-like, ripe fruits, old white wine, citrus peel and coriander. Medium body, soft carbonation, easy to drink, feels boozier than its original ABV. Definitely 6 years it's a maybe a bit long for this beer. It kept its original flavours but became stronger and winey. I preferred it when fresh.

UPDATED: MAY 20, 2022 Slightly hazy yellow with a white head. Aroma is wheat, lemon, floral spices, and bubble gum. Taste is light sweet, light sour, and light bitter.

UPDATED: MAY 18, 2022 Appearance is silver, yellowish and blue (sorry did not pour into a glass) so rated the can itself. The aroma is a bit sweet, citrus notes. In my opinion The most important aspect is flavor and this is where it disappoints. At first I had to double check the label and thought it was a sour, not sure if the beer is bad or if this is the way it is supposed to taste. Did not drink a second while writing this review had to drink a can of water (bud light) to wash down the taste. This is my first time drinking Jolly Pumpkin and I was really excited and wanted to like it but the flavor is kind of bland and sour at the same time. I am a little surprised by the high ratings and I generally agree with many of the ratings…. Until now. Definitely want to try a different Jolly Pumpkin but this one is not too Jolly

UPDATED: MAR 27, 2022 16 oz can. Slightly hazy gold color with a thin white head. Citrus, yeast, and spices in the aroma. Quite tart with lemon and then sweet citrus juices. Coriander and some other herbal elements. Clean dry finish.

UPDATED: SEP 25, 2021 Pour is a hazy bright blonde with a large white head. Aroma is white vinegar with some coriander. Flavor is tart leaning on sour with some very minor coriander notes. This is more wild ale than wit and it's kind of a tart but watery wild ale at that. Not much wit to this. Kind of meh.

UPDATED: JUL 1, 2021 Doesn't look nor taste much like a witbier. Clear medium gold color with no head. Aromas and flavors have suggestions of oak but virtually no Orange or coriander as it says on the label. Both flavors and aromas are tart yeasty With a hint sweet. OK body and finish follows taste. Kind of a disappointment. Would be good for cooking though.