Bottle. Pours clear golden with small white head. Clear aroma of malt, with notes of yeast and hops. Sweetish, malty flavour with notes of yeast and hops and subtle touches of citrus. Rough and estery afteraste. Okay but not much more than that.

Bottle, 5.2%. Hazy golden colour. Small white head. The flavour is yeasty with a bit of white bread and some flowery hops.

Reviewed from notes.
This was actually poured into a pint glass several times but had it in a weizen glass for reviewing purposes and obviously for style purposes, the head did last longer which is good to Pyramid.
The appearance was a nice filtered looking yellow to orange color with the typical creamy white foamy two finger-ed head. The lacing is thick and foamy gracing the sides of the glass.
The smell had a good amount of banana with a delicate amount of cloves backing that up.
The taste was sweet and spicy through the previously mentioned flavors. There was a long lasting sweet banana flavoring in the aftertaste which lead to a long dry finish.
On the palate, it sat at/about a medium on the body with a good carbonation running about my mouth and tongue.
Overall, this fits the bill as a hefeweizen in my opinion and is quite a lovely brew to have this time of year.

Golden-orange with a small head. Has a light hefeweien quality, but not up to central European standards it is modelled on. Slightly thin but easy to drink.

Bottle. A- Citrus, bread, spices. A- Peach color, hazy liquid, white head. T- Lemon, citrus, bread. P- Light body, average texture, average carbonation, smooth finish. O- A fantastic wheat ale. Very refreshing and great all around flavor balance.

Bottle from local market, San Francisco. Colour is orange with small head. Aromas and flavours: Fruits, wheat and malts.

Bottle from Rythmn and Booze. "The standard by which all other wheat beers are judged", so says the label. Well that’s immediately got on my nerves. This is a decent enough beer, albeit a bit thin, but pack it in with the big claims. You don’t endear yourself to anyone that way. Mind you, it was a quid. So who gives a shit?

Bottle from Beers of Europe, Kings Lynn. Pours out a cloudy yellow colour with a good sized white head. Light fruity, citrus wheat aroma. Moderately sweet, average carbonation.