Hazy golden with a white head. Aroma of grain and malt with light green and citric hops. Flavour is light sweet and bitter. Light bodied with moderate carbonation.

Tap at the brewpub. Hazy golden body, white head. Light tart wheaty aroma with mild citric touches. Tart wheaty, lightly citric taste, lean. Okay, fairly drinkable, repeated it without any qualms. It is a standard, true to style generic wheat ale that doesn't thrill, but doesn't have any flaws and serves its purpose well.

Tap at the brewpub. Hazy to misty amber-orange body, off white head. Citric aroma, heavy pear esters I guess. Slightly empty, citric sweetish taste, mild hops, light, trace cabbage here and there. I guess some costs were cut to produce a 18kn/0.5l IPA, but it's just slightly unclean this time. Drinkable though. Again, like these, will retry and reassess.

Tap at the brewpub. Shiny coppery body, off white head, just light haze I guess. Gummi bears, berries and pears in the aroma, lychee, herbal too, light light phenolic touch. Fruity, berry and pear notes in the taste, soft, vague phenolic/paint touches at times, bitterish in the finish, generally quite drinkable and the fruity hoppy/maybe ester-boosted profile is quite original. For the price, a solid pale ale, if a sliiiightly flawed one.

Tap at the brewpub. Hazy orange-blonde body, white head. Malty notes in aroma followed quickly by esters, light flowery ando range notes, phenolic, peppery touches, yeastiness, even light plastic. Not the best of batches I'd hope. Lean, sweetish body, orange notes, again some esters, a touch of phenolics, light caramel and bitterish finish. Unsure what was aimed for here but it seems like the temperatures (and the yeast) went rogue on this one. To be rerated at some point.