Hefeweizen from a still fairly young craft brewery in the west of Sweden, from tap at Akkurat - thanks Goedele for sharing! Snow white, plaster-like lacing, irregularly shaped, fluffy head on a misty pale yellow blonde robe with greenish tinge. Aroma of cinnamon, banana peel rather than actual banana, clove, fresh parsley, white bread dough, brioche, freshly cut green pear, apple peel, rainwater. Fruity onset, banana as expected but somehow restrained for the intended style, 'greenish' rather than ripe if you get my drift; also green pear and apple peel, sweetish but not too much so (as compared with e.g. the 'macro-brewed' Dutch examples of the style); fizzy carb but small-bubbled, smooth (banana-)bready middle with brioche-like edges but again not too sweet, with a slight wheat sourishness running underneath. Retronasal clove and vague cinnamon but also that parsley-like phenolic element again, alongside a touch of mild grassy hop bitterness; some wheat soapiness lingers. Quite credible for what it wants to be, but clearly not a true Bavarian Weissbier either, lacking the yeasty subtleties those typically exhibit. A smoothened and restrained 'Nordic' form of Weissbier, I guess one could say...

Canned, from Systembolaget. Clear bright golden, firm mid sized head. Piney grapefruit aroma. Dry with medium body and rounded mouthfeel. Crackery malt, piney grapefruit. Resinous bitter finish.

Canned, from Systembolaget. Clear golden, small head. Aroma of pomelo and grapefruit. Mid sweet with medium body and clean, rounded mouthfeel. Pomelo and lychee. Mid bitter finish.

Draught at Bryggerifestivalen. Hazy dark golden body, fair white head leaving dotted spots on the glass. Inviting citrus aromas. Hop fruity taste, orange and lemon. Mid-dry close with a distant bitter bite. Quite alright. (Trondheim, 08.08.2026).

Draught at Bryggerifestivalen as West Coast IPA. Spotty lacing, foggy warm golden body. Diminishing white head, spotty lacing. Inviting hop fruity aromas, citrus to the fore. Quite succulent fruity taste of orange and grapefruit added by grainy malts. Drying close with a bitter twist. Pleasing. (Trondheim, 08.08.2026).

Draught at Bryggerifestivalen. Unclear golden body. Citrus on the nose, inviting. Hop fruity flavours with impact of orange and grapefruit, lightly spiced. Hop fruity ending with a distant bitter twist. Quite alright. (Trondheim, 08.08.2026).