 beergut111 (210), Toronto, Ontario, Canada
May 31, 2007
Sampled at the C’est what spring festival. All the elements of a good wheat beer were present and at the time seemed just as good as Chambly. Although I had a few too many when I tried this, I did enjoy it.
Beershine (1440), Miami Beach, Florida, USA
Oct 2, 2008 Draught @ One Duke. Hazed, pale yellow with 1/4 inch thick white head. Not served in proper glassware :-( Mellow hefe aroma. Light citrus, some ginger ale, not a lot of banana here but comes out a lot in the flavor. Spritzy mouthfeel but slight stickiness and thinness finish. Lots of sweet banana, especially in the beginning of palate. Rounds out to almost lime-accented end.
DawnOne (3), , Ontario, Canada
does not count  Oct 1, 2008 I have only had this beer on tap. Apart from Cheval Blanc microbrewery’s wheat beer, sadly only available in Quebec, this is the (second) best white beer I have had which is brewed in Canada. I could say that "blanche de chambly" pales in comparison, but I personally find the latter perfumy and undrinkable. So, Wunder Weisse- Yeasty? Yes! Lemon? Mais oui! Isn’t that necessary? BUT Banana? That’s stretching the imagination, I’d say. Wunder Weisse is in my estimation a fantastic Canadian beer. Only the Cheval Blanc brewery beats it.
mabel (1662), Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Aug 20, 2008 [1575-20080810] Tap. Banana wheat yeast aroma. Hazy, pale yellow orange body with a long-lasting creamy white head. Yeasty citrus lemon zest flavour. Medium body is zesty. Not bad.
(@ TFOB 2008; Toronto, ON)
tomthompson89 (1149), Toronto, Ontario, Canada
May 26, 2007 Had on tap a few times, good cloudy pale yellow appearance like is expected of a weisse, big bananna nose!!! with good amount of foam on top, good summer quencher, a little sweet but really nice beer
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