Bottle at craig’s. Pours clear amber, nose is herbal, toffee, taste is dry, floral, toffee, herbal.

Bottle at Craig’s. Pours clear amber with a tiny white head. Aromas of grapefruit, caramel. Taste is light bitter. Thin finish.

bottle at home ... golden .. big white head ... soft floral peach pine nose ... soft fruit .. soft fruit s... soft mellow fruit ... ligth sweet fruit .. soft toffee

Nice looking beer, lacing completely covers the glass. All else is very subdued, light. If you want a big, meaty stout, go elsewhere.

A bit on the dark side, but plenty of citrus tartness and hop bitterness to go around. Malts shine clean throughout.

Light, but missing most of the kolsch style. No crispness, no hop bite. As noted earlier, kind of bland

Tap at brewery. Light aroma, normal weizen smell. Airy head dissipates quickly. Taste is right on the money, banana, bubblegum clove, etc. Overall, it comes off as light bodied, not thick and chewy like the German greats. Good effort though, taste is right on.

I love the finish on this one, nice lingering, sticky bitterness. Medium weight and slick, malt, honey in the aroma, taste brings the hops in. Well rounded

On tap at The Local. Pours slightly cloudy mellow yellow. Citric cruity aroma, tropical. Pineapple aroma. Physically quite an aggressive texture from the carbonization, overtoning the aroma.

Bottle. Clear amber with an inch of white head. Aroma of various citrus fruits and sticky bread. Grapefruit, oranges and lime all pretty obvious. Some peach in the taste too and the bread gets a bit towards biscuit unfortunately. Fairly sweet, medium bodied, nice slightly creamy texture. Fairly bitter with a little pepper coming through at the end too. Good. Maybe caught it a bit late.