On tap at Magnumpalooza. Pours a cloudy pink purple with smalll white head. The aroma is guava, wheat, and passionfruit. Thin body, strong guava, earth, passionfruit, lemon, nice tartness, enjoyed this.

473ml can. Slightly cloudy, dark yellow-ish, golden colour with average, frothy, osteoporosing, snow-white head. Sweet-ish, wheaty malty and spicy, grassy, fruity, slightly piney, hoppy aroma, rather unspecific fruitiness, some tropical fruity and citrusy aspects. Taste is spicy, grassy, slightly piney and citrusy hoppy, sweet-ish, wheaty malty basis, hints of lemon, a touch of lime. Oily texture, smooth and soft palate, fine, slightly prickly carbonation. Nice spicy touch, quite restricted Citra flavours. Pretty decent.

355ml can. Clear, yellow-ish golden colour with small to average, frothy, rapidly diminishing, white head. Minimally grainy, pale malty aroma, weak fruity yeasty and fruity hoppy overtones of re and yellow apple, yellow stone fruit, a touch of honeydew melon. Taste is sweet-ish, minimally grainy, pale malty, yeasty fruity and moderately bitter hoppy, hints of yellow stone fruit, a touch of red and yellow apple. Watery texture, indifferent palate, rather coarse, prickly carbonation.

It's basically water with a hibiscus hinted finish and a hops hinted nose.

(Draught at Man in the Moon, Stockholm, 10 Jan 2019) Pale amber colour with frothy, off-white head.Fruity, wheaty nose with notes of apricots, banana and bread. Fruity, wheaty taste with apricots, orange peel, banana and bread. Medium body, with a certain sweetness. Fruity and tasty weissbier (but possibly not strictly Bavarian style). Nice one.

Dark amber colour, thin head, aroma is actually kind of faint. On the palate this has a decent toffee note, a soft body. A touch of alcohol. Definitely American as the yeast is too clean but a solid beer.

Tap at Jane Doe, Östersund. Decent hazy pale ale that did as it was supposed to with gentle galaxy hips backed by more meaty citra.

Perfectly clear deep copper and almost amber coloured body with a decent two centimetre tall, very soapy white head that fades to literally nothing on top - just like a soda - pretty bad, actually. Aroma of wheat, bubble gum, oranges, a dash of curacao and some softer earthy and malt components that make this okay, but not great, in the nose, at least. Light to Medium-bodied; Strong wheatie and yeastie flavours dominate with a large cardboardie and funky flavour at first that shows some light orange and curacao notes, a dash of citrus, a little grain and some more assertive sugars that show caster sugar notes and a slight touch of fruit-based sugars. Aftertaste shows the more dry and slighlty softer flavours from the malt with a dry and orangey finish that has some light sweetness, but mostly the stale or funky wheat-based malt profile that doesn't have any complexities or depth from the yeast strain at all. Overall, a pretty poor beer overall, and definitely not a respectable FILTERED wheat beer as this definiteliy shows as a Wheat Ale, and even then, not a good one with bad/old wheat notes, no real yeast depth and no other complexities from other notes - just the wheat shows through, in a not-so-good way. I sampled this twelve ounce can, purchased from Knightly Spirits in Orlando (Orange Blossom Trail), Florida on 28-December-2017 for US$2,29 sampled just over two years later at home in Washington on 04-February-2020.

On tap at Man in the Moon. Clear golden with a white head. Mild and easy to drink with bread, light fruit and some grass. The bitterness was on the light side.

Keg at Man in The Moon, Stockholm. Cloudy straw colour, rich head. Aroma of papaya and caramel. Mid sweet with medium body and rounded mouthfeel. Caramelly with wheat dough. Some papaya and green onion. Long bitter finish. Too sweet and caramelly.