Crystal clear, yellow to pale gold drink with lavish, long-lasting carbonation unlocks a pure white, tiny-bubbled, mousse-like head that thickens higher than one finger. The foamy cap descends truly sluggishly to a lower level and leaves the glass untouched when retreating. The very first aroma is cannabic. The hempen nuance fades milder but remains recognizeable throughout the drink. Interestingly, I pick no fruit at all in the olfactory package. The taste receptors take one step back because of the overly sweet citrusy nuance. The hops are negligible, neither is there any malt to be detected. Generally speaking, the palate is really sweet and sugary as well as artificial, which is no surprise as the list of ingredients reveals that the beer contains citric acid and aspartame. The aftertaste offers solely oversweet lemon pulp that disappears really quickly from the mouth. The mouthfeel is light, sappy, lip-glueing and soft-drink-like. It's also somewhat spritzy and substantially unbeery.