UPDATED: APR 10, 2021 Old rating from 2017, 330ml bottle picked up in Phaffikon at a small bottle shop I came across on my 6 country road trip. Poured at home in Jersey, it's amber with a small head. Aromas & tastes of gooseberry, coriander, lemon, bread & yeast. Medium body. Long slightly sour finish

UPDATED: MAR 1, 2021 33cl Bottle @ Drinks of The World, Geneva, Switzerland. Hazy golden colour with a thin white head. Aroma is yeast, wheat. Taste is yeast, wheat, slightly fruity and tart. Medium body, average carbonation.

Dass es in der Schweiz eine lebhaft Craftbier-Szene gibt, ist inzwischen bekannt. Innerhin ist ein für viele ein sehr gutes Geschäft. Einige Biere der Sudwerk-Brauer findet man sogar schon im Supermarkt. Die Biere der Brauerei haben meist einen geschichtlichen Hintergrund, der in einem Text auf dem Etikett und der homepage erklärt wird. Dieses Bier ist dem ersten motorisierten Flug der Gebrüder Wright aus dem Jahre 1903 gewidment. Die homepage schreibt: "Der Beharrlichkeit ihres Tuns, dem Mut ihres Schaffens und dem Pioniergeist ihres Wesens widmen wir dieses famose Wheat Bier – Kristallweizen, ein Höhenflug händischer Braukunst, mit limitierter Absturzgefahr." Ein allemal gutes Bier

From tap at Erzbierschof, Zürich. Aroma is sour wheat, light bready, soft malt, tart fruits, gooseberries. Flavour is moderate wheaty sour. Body is light to medium. Nicely sour-ish fruity Wheat Ale.

On tap at Erzbierschof Züri. Pours yellow/amber. The nose & aroma reminds me a bit of Saison: Some sourness, a bit of vinegar, but still fruity. And there is a bit of wheat, of course. Not too exciting, but still tasty.

Orange color with medium white head. Aroma is lightly yeasty and wheaty. Taste is fruity and light, wheaty. Average wheat ale.

Dark golden to orange color, hazy; quickly dissipating white head - aroma: roasted malt, some hints of fruit and yeast, citrus and grassy hops - medium sweet and medium bitter taste - medium to full body, creamy texture, average carbonation - long, sweet, malty finish.

Aroma: light yeast and wheat, dominating grains. Appearance: hazy, pale gold, medium, creamy, white head. Taste: light sweet. Plate: malty sweets continue, some bitters coming up, some wheat and yeast, mild carbonation. Overall: sub-standard Hefeweizen, lacks depths in aroma and palate. Bottle from Drinks of the World, Zurich HB.

0.5 cL bottle. Pours hazy orange with a small white head. Aroma is a bit weird with some vegetables, caramel and malts. Taste is slightly sweet and malty with some wheat and fruitiness. Medium body and carbo. Bottle is probably a bit old.

Bottled 500ml@vWPBF. Slightly hazy orange color, good creamy white head. Coriander, lemon, wheat, some fruity hops in the nose. Medium-bodied. Fruity hops with citrus, some banana. Citric aftertaste. Clean.