473mL can, pours a deep dark mahogany with a small beige head. Nose brings out a nice bourbon barrels character upfront, with brown sugar, Belgian yeast, and dark fruits. Flavour reveals likewise a complex bourbon barrel character, light booze, dark dried fruits, and a little brown sugar. What an elegant flavour profile - the barrels really add some nice layers to this. Excellent.

Hazy golden coloured body with a ridiculously large eight to ten centimetre tall pure white head that doesn't seem to quit growing - the can was a bit tight too, so I knew it might happen. Aroma of grass, hay, wheat, yeast, alcohol and a big dose of citrus and especially curacao. Medium-bodied; Candied orange flavour at first with the big dose of coriander seed freshness, a lot of grain, some light spices and a sweet grassy and floral kick with a big note of pure oranges that show through the funk and bready yeast. Aftertaste shows a nice complexity, but robust sweetness from the oranges, yeast, bread, dry grain and alcohol that all pop out within the lifespan of this one. Overall, a very nice and elegant german-styled hefeweizen with a big kick of the breadie yeast and pungent funk from the curacao and sweet orange notes throughout that ends well with a dry quality and a bit of extra sweetness on the end. Great to sample and well worth trying to find, packing it in your suitcase and drinking it later! I sampled this 473 mL can purchased from Au Coin Duluth in Montreal, Quebec, Canada on 18-September-2016 for CA$2,99 sampled at home in Washington almost a full year later on 05-September-2017.