Hiroshige (4), Stockholm, Sweden
does not count  May 20, 2009 Discretly seasoned and sweetened. Smells and tastes of finely-chopped milk chocolate with a nice touch of oranges. Vanilla and light red berries are also to be found.
 Alldaydrinker (557), Norwood, Massachusetts, USA
May 15, 2009 12 oz bottle. Pours a hazy orange color with a small white head. Nose of orange, caramel, clove, spices, wheat, light fruits. Initial taste is sweet and fruity with touches of spices. Resin and earthiness makes it way on the mid palate. Finishing with a good balancing hop character. Above average palate duration and average head retention. The abv is well hidden.
Adam77 (407), Eastampton, New Jersey, USA
May 14, 2009 Poured orange with white head. Aroma of oranges. Nice citrus flavor with a spice finish.
beerguy101 (3861), Newark, California, USA
May 10, 2009 Sampled on 5/7/2009. This wheat wine pours a slightly cloudy orange gold color. Medium sized white foamy head with nice retention. The aroma is orange, orange peel, cereal, coriander, honey and some spices. A medium bodied wheat wine/Imperial Wit. The malts are cereal, fruity and sweet. Kind of estery. Hops are earthy. Very smooth tasting. Perhaps a touch of funk. Hides the alcohol very well. Interesting beer. The spices are an interesting mix and the flavor balance changes with each sip. Mouthfeel is full. Finish is clean and dry. Aftertaste is slightly sweet
aracauna (2357), Georgia, USA
Apr 29, 2009 This one is a heavily hazed orange amber with very little head. The aroma is rich like biscuit toast, bubble gum and orange. The grains of paradise come through as a mild spicing the flavor. Honestly, this does well to cover it’s strength. It’s a little too meaty for a regular Belgian wit, but it doesn’t taste like 9%, either.
Swolf3 (252), Elkton, Maryland, USA
Apr 15, 2009 Bottle poured a hazy orange with white head. Aroma was orange, citrus, and honey. Taste was a nice sweet but not overdone, with orange, and other fruits. finished easy to drink and not bad.
durhambeer (1187), Durham, USA
Mar 5, 2009 Bottle thanks to ucusty. Thanks, Dave! Pours pleasant bright hazy orange with foamy white head. Aromas of candied orange with peel, bananas, coriander, honey, grains, and fusel. Sharp and a bit past its prime, but I remember drinking it a year ago and thinking it was the first Bell’s beer that let me down.
Marsiblursi (1631), Göteborg, Sweden
Feb 28, 2009 (Bottle) Pours orange to pale amber with an off-white head. The aroma is sweet, fruity and spicy with notes of coriander, light pepper, light clove, orange peel, light fruity banana esters, light floral, candi sugar, honey, almond paste, bready malt and doughy wheat. The alcohol is well hidden. The flavour is more than medium sweet and light bitter with tones of coriander, mild pepper, oranges, yeast, wheat, honey, sugar, almond paste, banana and a touch of flowers. The mouthfeel is very soft, clean and there is almost no stickiness. The finish is a bit less sweet. Medium bodied.
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