Bottled. An unclear golden beer with a thin beige head. The aroma is sweet with strong notes of citrus, as well as medium notes of wheat. The flavor is sweet with strong ntoes of wheat, which carries on all the way to the dry finish.

Golden coloured, slightly hazy. Clean flavour with hint of banana. Not bad, but I like the more estery versions better.

(Bottle 35,5 cl) Hazy golden with a creamy, white head. Aroma of yeast and banana. Medium-bodied with lots of great fruit esters - loads of banana and citrus. Dry, lightly sulphurous finish. This is a genuine Hefe and furthermore an excellent representative of the style. Proof that American brewers indeed can make decent wheat beers. 020406

I loved the old Tabernash Weisse. That was a long time ago. The decendent of that beer is Left Hand Haystack Wheat. Bottle procured at Bottleworks.

Light hazy yellow colour with a thick head. Heavily yeasty nose - lots of foot. Bland flavour - light pear and dull doughy malt. Rather subpar.

Bottle at Bishops Arms, Malmö. Cloudy golden coloured with a small white head, Fruity aroma of bananas, yeast and citrus. Fruity flavour of bananas, yeast and citrus with notes of spices and hops.