Bottle, 0.3l. Hazy copper pour, one finger frothy off-white head. Medium retention, good lacing on the glass. Nose is a bit ordinary but not bad, grains, lager malts, touch of grass and light citrus. Light body, medium to high carbonation. Quite fizzy, prickly mouthfeel. Light texture. Bittersweet taste with slight citrus tart. Aroma is where this falls short, sadly. Not sure how to describe it really.... It's like poor man's Belgian ale. Yeah, that seems right. There are traces of malts and yeast, light citrus fruity notes. Slight coriander and citrus. However, everything feels watered down and unbalanced. Plus there's this rusty metal bitterness dominating the aftertaste. Well, another fail here. Definitely better then their Cotta 50 Hefeweizen but that's not really saying much. I'd say its drinkable for the rating purposes but it's definitely not something I'd pick up again.

Bottle, 0.3l. Poured into a shaker glass because I don't have 0.3l weizen glass. Whatever. Anyway, cloudy pale golden pour with tiny soapy white head with not much of a retention. Gone by the time you spell the word "retention". Minimal lacing. Nose also not promising much with notes of grains and stale grass. Not shaping up nicely, this one. Thin to medium body, soft carbonation. Average mouthfeel, light texture. Taste and aroma are pretty much all over the place. It's a strange mixture of sweet, sour and metal bitterness. Aroma is sadly dominated by strong rusty metal presence. In the background we have some wheat, grains and light fruity notes. Stale grass and metal in the aftertaste. Not much of a finish to speak of. To be honest, this is total crap. This is below the level of the likes of Stephan's Brau and Pittinger - for almost triple the price! And 0.2l less, mind you. But maybe that's not the bad thing, by the time I was through with it I was kinda glad it wasn't 0.5l. Oh well.