Outchillen (29), Pennsylvania, USA Mar 8, 2008 Good beer not a true heif. The apperance is made to be cloudy. citrus taste, and easy to drink. definatly worth a try CashisKing10 (1), Garner, North Carolina, USA does not count Mar 7, 2008 awesome beer ...poured in a glass did the suggested twirl with quarter of the beer left in bottle delicious beer keep coming back a little less fruity then the secretive number nine but sweet and tangy nonetheless great stuff and the bottle graphic is creepy the eyes in the cage ...chills up the spine haha smashbros (16), USA Mar 6, 2008 Reminds me a lot of No.9, except without the exceptionally unique fruity flavor. SoBloHero (56), Buffalo, New York, USA Mar 5, 2008 I was disappointed that it was deemed a Hefeweizen on the bottle. It has a decent taste, but definately not that of a hefeweizen. It has an almost artificial taste to it. AdamSkillin (376), High Bridge, New Jersey, USA Mar 2, 2008 I knew this wasn’t a hefeweizen the first time I drank it because I kind of liked it. It’s hazy like a hefe, but not as earthy/sour. Definitely the lemongrass influence. Not my fave from the boys in South Burlington, but I’ve seen many poorer attempts at doing something new. oteyj (713), Canterbury, New Hampshire, USA Mar 1, 2008 Light and astringent with little to speak of on the taste spectrum. Easy to drink and great to session, but lacks body and flavor. epf33 (222), Fairfax, Virginia, USA Feb 27, 2008 aroma: lemony, taste: lemony, appearance: lemony, it’s almost like they took a barrel of hefeweizen and poured a few gallons of lemonade in it, but it’s not too overpowering, liked it a lot Bungalo22 (326), Bridgeport, Connecticut, USA Feb 24, 2008 A large citrus smell and flavor. Had from a 12 oz. bottle and I found it quite palatable, though I do have a liking of wheat/hefeweizen from time to time. I had a hard time calling it as the Commercial Description describes it: Spice/herb/vegetable. It is on par with most other weizens I’ve had but not spectacular by any means.
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