On tap at the Bristol branch, 22/9/2015. Pale gold in colour with a slight, white, head and moderate fizziness. An easy drinking lager with a touch of leafy hop, slight lemony edge and moderately bitter finish. Fine.

Keg at Zerodegrees Reading. In the absence of any new specials at the venue I was all ready to re-rate this "regular" beer when I noticed that I’d never actually rated in the first place, despite having drunk it several times. Weird. Slightly hazy orange in hue with a white head and a light fizz. Obvious banana up front is not overwhelming and allows sweet orange and bread dough to come through. Some light clove in the aftertaste. Reasonably full bodied and less cloyingly banana-ey than some in the style. A pretty good, tasty wheat beer actually.

Keg. Appearance is black, with a half-finger beige head. Aroma- hops, chocolatey malt, cocoa, spice hints. Taste- crisp, hoppy lager, with hints of milk chocolate and dark malts. Interesting stuff.

On tap at Zero Degrees, Reading. Bright pale straw in colour with a ring of white head and a lot of carbonation; classic banana and clove aroma; and matching taste to start, with a very spritzy felling in the mouth, then developing some sourness from the wheat; before a crisp, refreshing finish. A rather good crystal weizen.

Draught. Hazy orangeish golden colour with a small white head. Aroma is wheat, some citrus, mild bananas as well as some zesty and mild herbal notes. Flavour is citrus, wheat, some banana, mild yeast as well as some slight herbal/spicy notes.