Very good, dense, lightly yellow-coloured head, over fully hazy orange-yellow beer, looking as a German Hefeweizen for all the world. Nose is a bit milk-like, and grassy. After some time, hops appear, interwoven with fresh green grainstalks or grass. Slightly caramelly taste, but without real sweetness initially; garden herbs, and again quite grassy. Ends a bit neutral. Backthroat finally some sweetness with alcohol and malty sugars combined, especially after some warming up. Ever so slightly burning MF, medium bodied, grist slickness and yeast notes in the aftertaste. Pleasing brew, impressive for a first commercial try. I would have applauded even more, had the brewer and his friends refrained from trying to beef up the notes for their brew artificially.