12 oz bottle pour. Pale yellow in color, with banana and clove notes in the aroma. Cloves overly evident in the taste, overpowering anything else. Not a bad beer, but not as balanced as I would have hoped.

Straw yellow, mild bodied with a slowly dissipating white frothy head. Aroma of yeast, spice, banana and fruit. Taste of wheat, fruit, spice with a spicy yeasty finish. Considering the lame name of the beer, I expected a drain pour but it surely exceeded expectations.

12 oz. bottle. A basic yellow pour, no haze in this wheat, thin head that’s gone in a few seconds. My stuffy nose picks up a basic malty beer smell, Taste is, I guess, fizzy to start with. Really, that’s my first impression when rating while fighting a cold. But I’ve got some citrus character here, which turns toward the orange side in the next few sips. A little light spiciness, but I don’t think I’d have picked this out as a wheat beer in a blind tasting. Some general, quite light fruitiness in the middle. No bitterness to speak of. A nice, mild but forgettable beer.

Pours a hazy yellow-gold color with a thin white head that does stick around. The aroma is yeast and a nice light citrus fruit scent. The flavor is a little bland and watery with yeast, some citrus fruit and mild spice, along with cardboard. It’s not bad though, is refreshing enough, and certainly gets the job done on a hot day.

Pours a hazy golden color like a wheat beer should look. However, since it is a wheat beer, there should be a substantial head, which was lacking. Thin head for a wheat. Actually this beer was more like a Belgian whit with the spices. The spices were not too strong, but noticeable. Very thirst quenching. Decent beer.