Drought. Poured a cloudy orange. Hops and citrus I didn’t really get the caramel. OK but not really anything to stick with.

Bottle from Lekkerbier, St. Nicolaasga. Aroma is spicy with lots of coriander, orange peel, lime, touch of ginger. Not very wheaty. Flavour is moderate sweet and light bitter. Body is medium. Heavy on the coriander, lime and orange peel.

Notes from 7/9/2008. Giving the flip top a tug, you'd swear there was an overgrown toddler sucking down on the end of that nipple. Ever try taking away a nipple bottle from a six year old who still thinks he's three? Hazardous. 32oz jug filled over at New Beer & forgotten about in the back of my fridge. The glass sweats like Pat Ewing & it's barely out of the box. NYC is not a fun place to be in July. Ugh. Half a liter goes into my weiss glass with about an inch+ of cream-colored head that slowly starts to melt along with the rest of my furniture. A touch of haze & activity going through a generic brand light amber body. Tangy-ish kiwi & bananas bump uglies & macerate in plenty of alcohol. Coriander & some yeasty bread make up the rest of what I smell. It's too hot to waste time smelling beer. Something like coriander or grains of paradise in the beginning(I've been drinking too much Sam Adams lately, sorry), minor hop zest, bready, & ever so slightly buttery. Finish is pretty easy. Just a touch salty/sweet with some breadyness & a pass of alcohol. Almost like a light weizenbock, if such a sacrilegious thing could be allowed to exist. Feel is excellent. Good carbonation; mild grainy feel gives traction to it's slightly slippery texture. The alcohol doesn't hide too well, even though it goes down without much effort. Pretty thick for whatever style you want to put it under. I'm not the biggest lush, but I wouldn't have a problem loading up on this one. :)

Draft pour at Savor: An American Craft Beer & Food Experience 2017. Poured a hazy yellow color with a small white head. Aroma was light wheat notes, light sweet malts. Light straw.

Light wheat and not much else like looking for topography in saskatchwan. Golden pour. Clean finish. Bottle.

Pine Box Rock Shop, Brooklyn tap: pours light orange with a white head. Atoma is orange and spice and wheat beer whatever. Taste is lightly spiced. It be a bit sweet. Would not know that it has as much alcohol as it does. Not a bad beer but uninspired. A relic of a bygone era.

Can at NYC Craft beer festival. Pours hazy yellow. Malty aroma. Taste of sweet fruits.

Refrigerated 12 oz. brown bottle poured into a glass. Hazy orange with very small white head. Aroma is orange, medium body, low carbonation, and little lacing. Taste is bread, orange, some coriander, some honey, and some herbal hops/bitter finish.

Poyet.