12oz bottle-pours an off white head and amber color. Aroma is grain, some wheat, caramel, medium fruit. Taste is grain, some wheat, caramel, light fruit. Easy.

Hazy golden in color with a frothy, long lasting head and active bubbly carbonation. very nice appearance. Aroma is grainy and wheaty, not as many esters and spice as I would expect. Taste is grainy, with tangy wheat. the malts get a bit stale with wet paper and light cardboard. medium body.

No 410
Rated: 21.05.2008
Bottle brown, 330 ml 11.8 P
Appearance: Pours orangy - lemon body colour with slightly hazy texture but not that hazy or cloudy as many other German Hefeweizens, carbonation is of a natural origin and the beer is gently sparkling, so also lower intensity in carbonation as compared to others Weizens. Head is white, frothy, initially big but not huge and slowly decreasing to minimal, no lacing.
Aroma: Grainy, bready (dark brad), toasted malts, wheat, gentle notes of banana, clove and orange peal, some gentle hoppyness in aroma also gives some signs but it is dominated by the general and overwhelming malty - wheaty sweetness. Some notes of caramel, definitely sweet aroma, very well pronounced.
Flavour: Very well pronounced wheat and barley, yeast, creamy texture, not wattery, towards the medium it becomes accidic, nice baked white bread, rolls, some flowery notes of aromatic hoppy nose. Finish duration is medium to long.
Palate: Body is medium, a bit creamy, carbonation on palate is mild, finish feel is medium accidic, slightly creamy, mild with aromatic hoppy nose.

33cl swing top bottle. Fresh and light wheat and yeast aroma. Light body, little maltiness and sweetness to match. No bitterness. Could match a heavy meal well.

Bottle. Poured with a nice fluffy white head that lasted and made a decent lacing on my glass. Hazy gold-orange color. Aroma of banana with a touch of clove. Kind of subdued flavor of same with a bit of wheat bite. Pretty good mouthfeel makjes it easy drinking. Not bad but, not great either.