From a 330ml bottle on 20/7/2013. Pours a clear light yellow with a quite big, fluffy, bright white head. Has a light aroma dominated by honey and a touch of grass. Honey dominates the taste also, but the sweetness is kept in check by a mild bitterness in the background. Has a light body and spritzy carbonation. Feels like it’s not too far away from being a good beer, but is a little too subdued to really grab your attention. Still, it’s easy to drink and a quite pleasant quaffer.

Pours gold with a large, fading head.Nose shows grainy malt and honey, a little eucalyptus and faint spicy hops.Sweet flavours, a fair whack of honey. Also some grainy malt. Somewhat cloying, could use more bitterness or a drier finish.Needs a lighter body and more carbonation.

Bottle. Clear yellow with no head. Lovely honey aroma. Medoium body with fine if somewhat fizzy carbonation. Refreshing citrusy initial taste develops into honey with a hint of hops. I see this hasn’t been very popular with others, but I thought it was a very good honey wheat beer.