 FatTony (100), Augusta, Georgia, USA
Apr 10, 2008
12 ounce bottle- pours a cloudy, pale yellow with a weak stark white head. Aroma was slightly rancid, and the taste flat and doughy with a slight hint of honey. See ol’ Sam Adams for a proper hefeweizen. Won’t buy this one again.
Dacrza (136), Great Meadows, New Jersey, USA
Jul 22, 2008 Hazy, unfiltered dark orange-yellow body... minimal effervescence.... generous head gives way to thin, white eighth-inch head, chalk-like without tracings... carbonation is fizzy in an active, respectful manner... balanced in mouthfeel from start to finish, with multiple glasses an easy proposition...quite a mix of citrus and clove: the yeast is balanced nicely with malts... overall, a solid hefe: the results (a heat-curtailing drink with some complexity for thought) speaks as clearly as any criticism I could write... I seem to be a minority on the Flying Dog leash...is the artwork causing adverse reactions from the internet beer crowd, or am I way off on them?
craftycarl21 (120), USA
Jul 21, 2008 pours a semi-opague dark gold with almost no head, high carbonation. aroma of yeast, spice, clove, banana, and lemon. Flavor is mostly yeast and banana- refereshing, but certainly not a top hefeweizen.
SuperDave70 (652), Arizona, USA
Jul 21, 2008 Pours a hazy yellow color with a medium foamy head. Light spice, yeast, grain and citrus aroma. Grainy yeast flavor with a touch of lemon and spice. Refreshing, though not great.
The_Captain (251), Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA
Jul 21, 2008 On Tap in MD Brewery- Cloudy yellow gold pour with small foam head. Spice and yeast with hints of cloves. Some citrus notes and a vanilla undertone on the pallet. An earthy wheat quality, a good drinker but not my style.
Bragesnak (974), Aarhus, Denmark
Jul 17, 2008 DØE meeting, Aarhus Syd. DK.
Bottled, 160708.
Yellow and unclear. Aroma of fruit, elderflower and citrus. Flavor of wheat and spices.
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