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2004 bottle. INTERESTING ONE HERE. Noting the style, I did not find this one to appear that appealing. Just your regular, yellow-gold, with maybe a faint touch of light amber. Decent foamy white head, but I’ve seen much better rosy/peach coloring, and this one is filtered to make matters worse. Aroma is sharp, lightly metallic and hoppy, with a hint of strong grainy pils malt or just plain two row. Flavor was not nearly as bad as I expected and while cold, this one was refreshing, drinkable and quite good. Flavor is not complex, but has hints of sweet malt, light grainy sharpness, and some lingering sweetness. Body is medium to medium light, with a moderately carbonated, zesty feel. As it warms though, I detected some bitter/sharp alcoholic tones, the beer finished very harsh and with a poor, highly sharp alcoholic flavor. Overall it was decent, somewhere around average, but it just can’t even begin to compete with summer of lager or wolnzacher hell.

Slightly cloudy pale golden colour with a big-bubbled white head. Fairly decent aroma of hops, citrus, coriander seed and a bit of yeast. Light-bodied; Sweet citrusey flavour of a witbier with the lightness of a pils! Aftertaste slightly bittered from the malt, but left fairly complex. Overall, better than I was expecting! I bought this twelve ounce bottle from the Opera House Gourmet in Manassas, Virginia and sampled it on 21-November-2003.