Bottled. Poured a pale hazy yellow. Aroma and taste were very tart and citrusy but not too harsh. Good.

Bottle. Very lightly colored. Almost like clear dishwater and suds like dishwater. Aroma is kind of lemony. Taste is like unsweetened green apples. But it’s still good.

Pours very pale yellow with lost of bubbling, almost perfectly transparent. Average size, large bubbled white head, decent retention and a bit of lacing. Quite subdued, simple aroma: slightest cereal malts base, slightest dough-like feel, a hint of tartness with dominant lemonish freshness and a bit of yogurt-like feel. Taste is both a little brighter and a bit more complex. Malty base as per aroma, half citric half lactic tartness (definitely moderate, especially for the style), with notes of lemon and yogurt, a light spicy hint to give a bit more life. Very simple, clean and refreshing, though not very interesting. In terms of balance, the beer is more sweet than sour, but never too sweet, due to a very clean mouthfeel and a dry enough finish. Very light bodied as obvious, with average carbonation bringing a bit of life to a super easy/drinkable feel. Overall: a mildly sour and highly refreshing take on the style; well made at that, but not very interesting.

Bottle from Der Doppelbock, thanks! Apple and lemon in the aroma. Moderately sour flavor with apple and lemon. Hint of traubenzucker. Very refreshing and light. Delicous beer!

Bottle from Geers. Hazy pale golden/white colour. White foam. Very lemony and tart taste but very drinkable. Tart, citrussy, even some floral notes in the nose. Very nice Berliner Weisse.

On tap, @BBF 2017, Barcelona 26/03/17 Color amarillo pajizo, sabores salados bastante citrico, refrescante.