Bottle from AlesByMail. Medium head with medium duration. Color is golden. Aroma and taste are sweet wheat malt, little honey, fruits and hops. Sweet finish.

Bottle from Alesbymail. Hazy very dark brown with a beige head. Aroma is dry, roasted malt and heavy coffee. Flavor is quite sweet and moderate bitter. Sweet and moderate bitter finish. Oily and soft. 280418

Pours dark brown from the bottle. A creamy, tan head lingers. Aroma is full of coffee grounds and smoke. Taste is sweet with a syrupy, artificial feel. A touch medicinal. A sort of cough syrup with mild berry notes and, hey, we threw in some instant coffee and a dash of heavy cream just to liven things up! Finish turns dryer and, mercifully, more bitter with the coffee notes playing out at the end and lingering on the tongue. Body is heavy, clingy, unrewarding. The ABV stays well hidden. Overall quite drinkable but not worth repeating.

Bottle at appellation April 2018... Hazy amber.. Thin white lacing.. Soft toffee fruit nose... Light zezty orange fruits.. Juicy finish

Bottle from AlesByMail. Nice pink head with excellent duration. Color is purple. Aroma and taste are sour berries, fruits, lactose acid, malt and has a nice sour berry finish.

Bottle thanks to Stuu666. Pours hazy golden with a thin white head. Aromas of light banana and clove. Taste is light apricot. Creamy texture, sweet finish.

Bottle at appellation. Pours hazy orange, nose is apricot, floral, light banana, taste is juicy banana, apricot, toffee, wheat.

Bottle thanks to Stuu666. Appearance - cloudy yellow. Generous lacy head. Nose - banana and nutmeg. Taste - light orange and banana. Again, light spice. Palate - light bodied for a hefeweizen. Creamy middle. Dry finish. Overall - very pleasant.

Bottle at Gollem, thanks Johan for sharing. Thin, egg-white, open head over a hazy golden beer with vague greenish tinge. Unusual but attractive aroma of explicit cucumber, yoghurt, jasmin tea, peppermint leaves, chalk, lime juice, mojito without the alcohol, sourdough. Fresh, crisp onset, sour in a straightforward, refreshing, lime juice-like way as usual for a Berliner Weisse, hint of green apple, clear cucumber, fizzy carb, supple mouthfeel. White bread- and soapy wheat-like maltiness, slick, with ongoing drying lactic sourness; very aromatic, fragrant finish, green tea, peppermint, exotic flowers, cold mint tea effect, low in hoppiness as expected. Gimmicky, rather weird hipster beer, but fun enough.