Left Hand Haystack Wheat

orange pour with a small dense white head, aroma of citrus. not my on the top of my list.

Aroma is of bananas and some yeast. taste is mainly bananas and some spice. Palate is thin and carbonated. Decent with the mix pack but wouldn’t seek it out.

12oz bottle. Bours quite dark - a murky bronze. Strong banana aroma light spices and a little citrus. Quite sweet - probably too much really, spices and quite a sugary finish. Reasonable but not my cuppa tea.

Bottle. Nice head with medium duration. Color is clear golden. Aroma and taste are yeast, malt and notes of banana. A little too high carbonation.

355 ml bottle. Hazy orange body with a decent off-white head. Aroma is fruity and slightly hoppy with spices and esters. Flavor is fruity like oranges and bananas, some caramel and relatively malty to be a weissbier. Medium body, quite tasty and a real thirst-quencher.

355ml bottle shared with Finn and paired well with shrimps. Hazy orange body. Loose, white head. Sweet-tart aroma with spices behind. Lemony fruits in flavour mixed with mid-sweet, late banana. Some spices and a yeasty touch can be spotted, too. Thin to medium bodied (Elsas in Skibotn, 28.08.2009).

Bottle pour, with thin head and light, fizzy carbonation. Looks fairly avg in the glass, hazy, lemon yellow. Has a full, spicy, clove, citrus lemon flavor and crisp, clean finish. A nice brew, refreshing, and flavorful. A good choice for a late summer afternoon treat.

Bottle. Pours yellow coloured with a beautiful lasting and lacing egg white head. Aromas of citrus, white bread, yeast and hay. Flavours of wheat, citrus fruits, peach and yeast.