Pours gold with a very small head.Nose shows honey, bready and grainy malt with some soft spicy hops behind.Similar flavours, mostly focusing on the grainy malt and honey. Relatively dry.

Bottled 33 cl from Dallas (not on ratebeer), thanks mate! On July 23, 2013.A bit hazy honey color, white head. Sweet, malty, grainys cent. Sweet, malty, grainy taste. Medium to smooth mouthfeel, medium low bitterness.

From a 330ml bottle on 20/3/2013. Pours a slightly cloudy yellow with a big head. Has a faint aroma of musk lolly and honey. In the mouth, you get some quite sweet bready malt, some distinct honey notes, and a medium hop bitterness at the end. Not terrible but not at all compelling.

Bottle. Pours slightly hazy straw yellow with thin white head. Very little aroma, mainly honey with perhaps some malt and citrus. The palate was very pleasant, quite fizzy with reasonable body. The flavour starts of with a refreshing tartness, a bit more citrusy and less complex than a regular wheat beer, although there are some other herb / grass notes. The honey then becomes fairly distinct and leads into a fairly bitter finish with honey notes remaining. Overall it’s a pleasant drink. It’s reasonably well balanced, although for my taste and this style of beer I felt that the honey was rather too subtle and the hoppy bitterness in the finish was a little too pronounced.