Pours a orange color with a pillowy white head. Nose is very yeasty and citrusy, but fairly inviting. Taste is a tad heavy, but has a lot of citrus in there. Not bad, overall.

(bottle) Hazy, orange to amber colour with ugly yeast-floaties and a big and tanned frothy head, quickly diminishing. Moderately sweet and yeasty wheat-malty aroma with a tinge of citric acidity and notes of cloves and vanilla. Sweet and slightly sour flavour, medium bodied with a spritzy carbonation. Good wheat-character, moderately fruity taste with notes of banana and ripe citrus; moderately sweet and slightly fruity finish with a good length. A decent Weizenbock. 14.I.09

Bottle (kindly delivered by joss!): Quite clear, deep golden, small stable loose off-white head; moderate to solid sweet-wheaty and fruity (ripe bananas) nose over a light caramelly background; solid sweet, slightly sourish flavour, medium bodied; stronger sweet-wheaty, slightly alcoholic and tart finish. Pleasant, well crafted stuff...........

Bottle. Stable yeast - pours a clear orange golden with a off-white creamy lacing head, shaking the bottle vigorously clouds the beer off course - still pretty though.. Honeyish and fresh citric aromanotes which make me think of a belgian golden ale. Bready, light almond and banana, some tropical fruits. Medium chewy body, smooth mouthfeel. Well-balanced and pleasant to drink, a bit too easy actually, makes it a bit dangerous.