On tap at The Euston Tap, London Sat’ 13th November 2010 Pours hazy orange/amber with a filmy white head soft in the mouth, touch chewy. Some rustic hoppiness, late bitterness its nice but not something that I’d rave about, fine. Score: 6.0

Had this again at Zizniva Gumovka, Ceské Budêjovice, Czech Rep', Friday 19th June 2026. I'm adding this simply because after 16 years from my tasting it, it's actually still the same, okay it's a bit better but it reinforces my view that it's fine without ever being exciting. Score: 6.4

Draft at the Euston Tap, London. Pours a lightly hazy, dark gold with a strong, creamy white head. Aroma seems a bit weak. Some soggy, earthen hops, light, caramel malt notes. Flavor is lightly sweet with an odd bitterness. Not bad, mind you, but...odd. Some notes of nuts and yeast, too. Medium bodied with fine, creamy carbonation. Finishes with some more perceptible hops of the earthy variety, along with more caramelish maltiness. Decent and interesting.

Bottled@SBWF2010. Hazy yellowish golden colour with small white head. Aroma is wheat, some fruity hops as well as some mild spices and herbs. Flavour is wheat, spices, some mild fruityness as well as some mild herbal and hayish notes.
Earlier Rating: 8/11/2009 Total Score: 3.7
Draught@GBBF2009. Pale yellow hazy colour with mediumsized white head. Aroma is wheat, citrus, yeast and also some fruity hops and spices. Flavour is quite much the same in a nice balance. Refreshing and pleasant.

Bottled at Stockholm Beer Festival. Cloudy golden, small head. Cloves, cream and banana in the nose. Mid sweet, soft and fruity wit hmedium body. Spicy with evident cloves and polenty of banana, slight notes of butter. Low bitterness. Well made!

On tap at Velká Klášterní Restaurace on 10th July 2010. Deep red-brown with yellow-white head giving partial lacing. Strong maltiness and a yeasty aroma alongside notes of earthy pungency. Tangy citrus on tongue towards a finish that becomes drier with each sip, on a zingy mouthfeel.

On tap: A bit hazy, greenish-golden coloured, small stable white head with a little lace; mild piney-hoppy nose with fruity and malty traces underneath; moderate to solid clean bitter flavour, a bit fizzy; dry aromatic hoppy finish with an illusion of pineapples. Good session brew....

On tap: Clear, dark-amber coloured with a fine ruby sheen, smaller - slowly collapsing - off-white head; moderate nose of toasted malt, caramel, molasses and aromatic hops; moderate sweet-bitter flavour, light to medium bodied; lingering toasty and hoppy finish with a tinge of dried fruits in the aftertaste. Pretty good.....

bottle from Zly Casy. Cloupy pale yellow colour, large and creamy white head. Fruity nose (banana). Full-bodied, wheaty with lots of banana and a nice biter hoppy counterpart. Smooth palate. A really delciious and highly enjoyable Hefeweizen.