Pours hazy golden color with white head. Aromas of licorice and pepper with some other spices. Tastes like flowers and perfume. Strange. Light to medium body with lively carbonation. Interesting to try, but I wouldn’t seek it out again.

Very crisp, very clean, very tight carbonation, and a style I would say is very near to a Krystallweizen. This one poured a bright yellow without the typical wheat cloudiness of a weizen. Not a large aroma or bouquet but a little to let you know what the flavor is going to be like. The taste is of a typical weizen with a very distinct pear or apple flavor. Almost champagne-like carbonation and a steady bright white head that lasted the entire glass. This is one that would probably be great on a scaldering hot summer day, or as a refresher after the beach, but not one that i could have all day, the aroma and flavor would get to me after a few.

500ml brown bottle. Poured a cloudy light-orange, almost yellow color. Aroma was very floral, with heavy doses of various spices. Anise, caraway, sweet malts. Heavy on the herbs. I was careful with the pour, as there were quite a few floaties in my bottle that I just wasn’t in the mood for.

Pours hazy, very pale yellow color with thin white head. Funky and fruity aroma. Slightly tart and somewhat bland wheat flavor. Thin and watery with prickly carbonation. I was hopeing for more tartness and flavor.

Pale yellow color, rather close to pastel, with thin lace. Tangy, sourish yogurt aroma with lemon. Refreshing and clean. Nice medium sour flavor with yogurt, lemon, and pineapple. Slightly sweet and not all that sour, really. A bit bland, you might say, but nicely balanced and refreshing. This certainly would nt work with any sweet syrup in it, but is great on a hot day. Would like it to be a touch more sour.

Bottle. Pours a lightly hazy yellow with a modest, fizzy head. Aroma of tart citrus, some lemon. Flavor is tart, sour, with fruity notes and funkiness. Light to medium body. Pretty good overall.

Pours a clear yellow with little head. Effervescent, light and spritzy lemon and spice. Good traditional Beliner Weisse.

Yellowish gold pour. No head. Sour patch kids taste initially makes you wonder if you should spit or swallow. It got better with each sip though. Might have been aged a little long on the shelf of the store.

Refrigerated bottle poured into a glass. Pours a bright crystal clear yellow with a small white head that dissapates quickly. Highly carbonated and medium mouthfeel, Taste is tart acidic sour apple malt. This tastes closer to Woodchuck amber cider with champagne characteristics than Weihenstephaner hefe weiss. Interesting beer, give it a try.