Can from BiervanEijk, Frederiksoord. Aroma is tropical fruits, orange, fruity hops, smooth wheat/oat malt bill. Flavour is moderate bitter and light sweet. Body is medium. Not as Hopfenweizen as I'd like - lacks that typical yeast profile - but good on its own.

Can from Hoppyness shop. Hazy muddy orange brown color with white head. Aroma of tropical fruits, zest, alcohol. taste is tropical fruity jam, cloying sweetness, harsh bitterness, alcohol. Not well balanced beer.

Small off-white head over muddy, orange-ochre beer. Some ureum, some asafoetida, some "hot" malts, sharpish garden weeds' aroma. Bitter, spoiled wine, orangepeel - mouldy. Watercolour paint, other grains' notes. In the end rather neutral for an IPA, as the bitterness is fleeting. Hopoilslick, wheatslick, medium carbonation. Not convincing. Happily marrying C-hops and wheat is not easy, but it has been done, ergo...

Can at home, hazy orange beer, small head. Aroma is tropical fruit, mango, citrus, orange, wheat. Taste is the same, bitter, citrus, grapefruit, bitter dry aftertaste, quite nice.

440ml can. Murky, grey-ish, yellow-ish, golden colour with small to average, frotyh to creamy, moderately lasting, minimally lacing, white head. Grassy hoppy and wheaty malty, minimally yeasty spicy aroma, notes of fresh hay, a touch of pear, whiffs of clove. Taste is sweet-ish, wheaty malty, slightly fruity and grassy hoppy, minimally yeasty spicy, notes of fresh hay, a touch of white pepper, clove, hints of pear. Creamy texture, smooth and soft palate, fine, mildly prickly carbonation. Restricted fruitiness, refreshing - OK.