Bottle from LCBO - Pours the standard cloudy, yellow with thin head. Orange peel very noticable in aroma. Overall a very enjoyable Wit, one of the better ones around.

On tap at the Brewpub. Cloudy, deep yellow with a thin but persistent head. Rich wheat malt aroma, with orange, spices, banana, strong citrus notes. Thick, rich wheat flavor, somewhat like a big hefeweizen, but spiced like a Belgian wit. Very cake-like. Huge bananas. Thick but spritzy-clean palate. Very nice, merging the Bavarian and Belgian styles to some extent.

Pale opaque yellow. Lemony, peachy, orangey aroma with light spice and some wheatiness. Assertive citrus, quite tart and wheaty. Subtle coriander at the back, and fairly dry.

At brewpub. Hazy pale yellow banana color. Small off-whit ehead. Lemon, orange, mint, and cilantro in nose. Fizzy mouthfeel. Slightly tart, fairly complex body includes lemon and yogurt and citrus zest. Nicely crisp, and refreshing.

(Draught) Sampled at the Manx in Ottawa on August 29, 2008. Pours a lasting white head atop a cloudy yellow body. Nose is very citrus and a snippet of Belgian yeast. Wow... Unbelievably tart. Very disagreeable. Geez. 6/3/3/1/6