12oz bottle. Weird stuff. I was not expecting a weizen. Nothing on the label suggested that it was such. Anyway, pours a rich, very deep copper with a weak head that soon vanishes. Aroma gives up standard weizen aromas of citrus, clove, banana and bubblegum. Flavor is also basically weizen with a hint of the darker malts of a "dunkel" but not a lot. Citrus tartness is a bit overwhelming. Not quite in balance, but overall pretty adequate.

Thanks to the powers that be for bringing Dark cloudy brown in color. Thick foamy head. Yeasty aroma from the get go coupled with a yeasty malty flavor. Not too bad of a brew but nothing too exiting either.

Cloudy Amber. Fast creamy head. Aroma: Yeast, malts, hops. Flavor: The same with a hint of dried fruit. Clean finish.

Cloudy and reddish orange in color. Has a light yeast aroma and a supple spicing/acidic background. Hazy, very drinkable, and a little sweet on the finish. Mixed palate -- sweet/bitter/fruit/malt -- all jumbled up on the tongue.

Pours brown in color with no head forming on the pour. A bit of light peaks through the edges and adds a reddish tone. Smell is all roasted malts. There is a definite spice and lemon flavor going on in the taste. Characteristics and flavor closely resembling a wit. Decent twist on the style. However with the flavors, I’m expecting something very light, crisp and refreshing. Another uninspiring beer.