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?

22oz bottle thanks to ditmier. Pours out a amber topped with a sand head. Nose is citrus hops bread malts and some pine. Taste is as the nose with lots of hops along with a good malt balance. $3or4 talk about a good deal.

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.

Flavor is a bit too spiced with an astringent bitterness in the finish. Bit heavy handed, would have enjoyed it more if it were more nuanced

Okay copper body but barely any head to speak of. Fun malty/caramel aroma that grows on me, in fact I quite like it. Flavour is a strong malt with a hint of dry wood on the end. Highly drinkable, probably intended to be drunk by the litre. Upon litre.

12oz bottle pours with a deep dirty golden body with a slight haze and supporting a thin bright white head. The aroma offers up malt sweetened lime and lemon as well as a bit of earthy notes and grainy malts. The taste begins with slim sweetened lemon and lime notes and then running into sugar sweet malts. The hops get to a modest degree of bitterness toward midway but overall the flavor stays just too sweet for the style and it lacks freshness and crispness. Decent though. It would be cool to try this very fresh and from the tap and taste how it stacks up to the better to style brews.

Bottle from Brewforia, medium amber with nice high creamy head. Malt dominates the aroma and taste, as is the norm for the style. Some nutty remnants linger on the palate. Decent festbier from the NW.