Bottled@O’Malleys, Vaasa. Yellowish golden with a mediumsized creamy head. Aroma is herbs, grass, some mild bready malts as well as some slight saltwatery notes. Flavour is bready malts, some mild sweetish malts as well as some herbs, grass and mild notes of grains.

Bottle. Hazy golden with a large white head. Citrus, light banana, spices, perfume and candy. Quite strange taste indeed. Drinkable.

Originally rated November 2008. Best before 02-2009. This herb wheat beer poured a cloudy golden-beige colour with a big white frothy head, good retention, some little separate lace spots and active carbonation. Very nice smooth aromas of bananas, wheat and yes, oat soap. The one that comes in the push bottle, that makes your hands smelling so nice. I must say that I was quite surprised when I saw the twist-off cap on this one. The palate is quite smooth, and kind of watery, making this one quite refreshing. I can detect a little bubblegum in the aftertaste, but have a hard time finding the spices in the rest of the taste. Orange, wheat, but very well-blended. Overall, a nice weizen that is really refreshing (but was expecting more from the spices).

(Bottle) Poured pale yellow and cloudy. Head was white and medium sized. Aroma contained fruitiness, banana and herbs. Palate was light bodied with quite high carbonation. Flavours were fruitiness, pineapple, banana, sweetness and mild bitterness. Aftertaste didn’t last long and was sweet and fruity. Like drinking pineapple soda.

Bottle@ HBF 2010. Pours hazy, almost yellow color with a nice white head. Aroma is spices, coriander, and citrus. Flavour is fruity, more to witbier style than weissbier. OK.

Bottle. Nice head with medium duration. Color is pale and hazy golden. Aroma and taste are wheat malt, yeast, hops and herbs.

Slightly hazy golden coloured body with a very thick white head that fades fairly fast and leaves a nice thin lace on the side of the glass. Aroma of pale malt, yeast, lemon, coriander seed and a touch of curacao. Medium-bodied; Spicey allspice, anise, nutmeg, cardamom and even cloves tucked in this - a strong spice character when the smell and appearance don’t predict the taste. Aftertaste shows the spice throughout with a good wheat/malt backbone, some yeast and a tiny bit of curacao and lemon sweetness. Overall, a good beer that probably would show well on a mountain after a day of skiing or even on a nice summer day. I definitely liked this and would recommend it to others to try! I sampled this 33 cL bottle purchased from the LCBO in Toronto (Summerhill), Ontario, Canada on 11-October-2009, sampled at home in Washington on 21-January-2010.

Bottle 33 cl. Hazy yellow with a white head. Perfumy coriander nose, yeast and phenols. Medium body, fruit, yeast and spices with a dry finish. Quite fresh. 270509