 Pastor (236), Maine, USA
Jul 25, 2008 Thanks to Kempleton for this one
Can poured into a pint glass produced two fingers worth of head on a cloudy orange body. The white head quickly turned to a thick lace that topped the glass
Aromas of bananas and bubble gum filled my nose
Flavors of wheat and spices filled my mouth a real nice pepper finish to this one. Light boded with good carbonation
A good American Hefe another great summer beer
Miver (299), WillowStreet, Pennsylvania, USA
Jul 21, 2008 12 oz can. Poured cloudy golden yellow in color with large beige head. Aroma of wheat, and mild hops. Tastes of wheat, mild fruity esters, mild spices, and a hop finish. Refreshing and easy to drink.
rocbyter (594), Waterbury, Connecticut, USA
Jul 17, 2008 Wheat aroma with a slight amount of fruitiness. Cloudy orange color with a medium white head that quickly fades. Bitter start that fades in the finish. Palate is not sticky.
notalush (1971), Rawn-kawn-kohma, New York, USA
Jul 17, 2008 Pours a hazy straw color, with a huge head that dissipates quickly - strong wheat in the aroma, with thick notes of clove, nuts, flowers, and cardamom - full mouthfeel, medium body - wheaty/bready and a bit tart up front - some nutty character and a bit of the clove come through afterwards - the tartness makes way for a rather strong bitterness for the style, as well as some peppery qualities - gets a bit dry and chalky near the finish, and the tartness returns - some phenolic character in the finish, and a bit of spicy warmth (alcohol?) - an unusual hefe, but it’s refreshing despite this.
joss (3081), Garching b. München, Germany
Jul 14, 2008 Can, thanks Todd! Cloudy yellow, big tanned foam. Perfumed clove aroma, a little bit fead yeast. Fairly spicy flavor - besides the clove, orangepeel a bit cardemom and pepper. Dusty white bread, a good bit citric hops in the finish. Some slightly weird phenolic notes as well giving it a bit muddled impression overall. Interesting though.
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