UPDATED: OCT 16, 2020 This is a backlog rating from 2013 from a bottle shared by Tmoney99, from notes. When I had this beer it was average to below average for the style and not something I wanted to have again or I just didn't get back to my notes because of my technology at the time, work and/or family. Words to describe this beer are pale malts, citrus, grassy, dry finish, orange and lemon, ok.

Golden color with a modest off-white head. Very light aromas, with some honey, citrus, floral perfume, and light toasted bread. Pale malts and and clove honey in the flavors. Finish has a generic bitterness which dries things out and at the end it seems flavorless. Refreshing, but not fulfilling. 2/12

bottle from Crafted in Haymarket, VA Aroma: citrus, tropical fruit,cereal Appearance: clear amber with a white head Taste: medium sweetness, medium bitterness, Palate: medium body, slick feel, average carbonation, long finish, Decent

[Dec 28 2015] On tap at Snowbird Ski Area. Nice golden body with slight head. Nose is malty, floral. Taste is sweet, hoppy, Nice bitter in the finish.

Wyld hey? Not nearly as wyld as that wily Teuton from foreign shores known as VAL FUCKING BLATZ! That man was truly & verily WYLD. Crazy WYLD. He was the Chuck Yeager of continental brewers in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. That MOFO was KRAZY WYLD. If he would have been on a plane that had snakes on it, those verminous little bastards would have jumped out on a suicide mission to avoid his righteous wrath.....errr...where was I going with this? Dunno. This beer is OK, just don’t expect it to be comparable in any way, shape or form to the original WYLD beverage of bacchanalian mayhem: BLATZ!

12 oz can served in a lager glass. A: Large foamy white head over a pale, hazed, golden body. Plenty of sticky lacing get left on the glass. Fruity with a hint of toffee. Mild bitterness. Feel: Light but not watery body with medium carbonation.

8/X/15 - 12Fl. Oz. can @ home - BB: V/14/15 (2015-1455) Thanks to ElManana+1 for sharing the can!

Clear blond beer, small creamy aery head, unstable, bit adhesive. Aroma: sweet, malty, honey. MF: soft carbon, medium to light body. Taste: rather sweet, some citrus, bit grassy, pretty bitter. Aftertaste: some citrus, honey, bit sweet, malty, caramel, nice bitterness. Pretty ok for a beer past date, kept it into account though when rating, so gave it a little more than it actually tasted.

This was an okay American pale ale was a bit dry and bitter, but still drinkable.

Can at tderoeck's place. Malty, light hoppy, good pilsener/lager, but for an american pale ale, it falls too short.

Bottle 35,5cl / Botella 35,5cl. @ Maverik Adventure’s First Stop, Monticello, UT, USA A: Golden / Dorado. T/S: Malt, cereal, sweet / Malta, cereal, dulce.