Gedronken uit een flesje in Bang Niang op 8 dec 2018. Gekocht in supermarkt. Troebel gouden kleur, wit schuim. Redelijke smaak, ook wat hop. Niet echt een wit bier.

Bottle from Wishbeer, delivered to my hotel in Phuket. They do have many wheat based beers in Thai craft scene, I guess it's a good style for this hot weather. Pours nice yellow-whitish cloudy, some white foam on top. Nose has some yeast spices, light esters and wheat tartness. Taste is lightly tart and wheaty, some nice fruitiness coming out, really, something like a pear or ripe red apple. Some mineral edge there at the same time. Overall, quite drinkable and pleasant.

Bottle. Foggy, milky yellow color. Citrus aroma, fruit, honey and yeast. Sweet taste, fruits, lollipops, malt, wheat.

On tap at CRAFT Sukhumvit, pours a cloudy blonde with a small white head. Aroma brings out light wheat and maybe a touch of coriander. Flavour is along the same lines, with citrus, some tartness, a little coriander and soft wheat. Clean enough but very boring.

33cl bottle at Craffity. Medium white head. Cloudy light amber pour. A bit thin bodied.

Canned version brewed at Sabeco Can at the Fat Cow, Lat Phrao, Bangkok. Poured a hazy straw colour with little life other than some initial bubbles. The aroma is yeast, grainy malt, big orange citrus. The flavour is moderate sweet with a malt, light tart orange citrus palate. Medium bodied with soft carbonation. Better than the previous version. Keenly priced and drinkable for a session despite the sweetness. Bottled version brewed at Cavalier 2.9 Bottle from the Fat Cow, Bangkok. Poured a hazy straw colour with a bubbly round white head. The aroma is light banana light fruit, some grainy yeast. The flavour is light acid citrus with a light grainy earthly light floral hop palate. Medium bodied with soft carbonation.

Bottle @ Dog Step. Pours hazy yellow with very small frothy whitish head, very very faint citrus aroma, medium carbonation, flattish lightly bitter taste, thin body, abrupt finish. Not an interesting brew.