Location: Draft at that Mexican place by Terminal C in CLT, 1/29/15, My 50th German Hefe tick!

Aroma: The nose of this one has sweet malts, lemon, spice/clove, and a little grain
Appearance: It pours a hazed orangish-yellow color with a small, lasting head
Flavor: The flavor is on the same line, sweet, with some spice, and a mild bitterness
Palate: The body is light-medium, it has an okay mouthfeel, and a decently clean finish
Overall Impression: I thought this was an alright one, but not a favorite. It comes off as fairly mediocre, but not bad. I would drink this again, but I wouldn't go out of my way for it. They could have done better.

12 oz. bottle thanks to shrubber85. Hazy gold low Co2 without any head. Aroma is orange, wheat and grain.

Flavor is about what it should be. Bready yeast, weak banana and a pretty hefty clove presence. The body is lighter with a mineral water note, has a low almost flat carbonation level. Seem to have the right elements but overall a tad bland. I put this up head-to-head with another Hefeweizen and this lost.

Keg at Whole Foods Tunnel Rd. Asheville. Dark brown with a large creamy tan head. Good head retention. Aroma of rye, smoke, chocolate, roasted malt. The taste is rye, roasted malt, chocolate, bitter hops. Medium bodied, lingering bitterness.

Can: Pecan nose, light smoke. Cloudy brown, medium tan head. Milk chocolate and soil on the front end, lightly sweet. Drier tree bark and vanilla finish. Slight earthiness throughout. Medium body. Very well done ABA without heaping tons of hops into it. Malt forward with nice nuance and balance. Well rounded and sessionable with full flavor.

Draft. Hazy dark brown color, light brown head. Aroma has bready and earthy cocoa. Taste is earthy chocolate, toast. Nice.

Poured from a bottle it is a dark brown with a slight head. The aroma is malty and has a hint of pecans. The taste is of a strong root beer and it resonates on the palate. Mighty tadty

From a 12 oz bottle at Ketch 55 in Avon NC. Pours a clear root beer brown with a thick tan head. Nutty mode. Flavors of toasted nuts and caramel. Slight bitter finish.

GABF 2014
Aroma of toasted malts and nutty. Taste is toasted malts. nutty and chocolate
Nice

Deep brown coloured body with a thick, three centimetre tall tan head, rather soapy as well. Aroma of nuts, pecans, earth, malt, caramel and some walnuts in the mix as well - very nice and strong. Light-bodied; Strong nutty flavours of pecans, peanuts and light malt with a rather sweet and almost sour note showing some very subdued earthiness and a hint of grape flavour as well. Aftertaste is very much on the lighter side with the fruits coming out more than an earthiness and a little light sweetness coupled with some dry, oaky flavours is noticeable - interesting. Overall, a very odd brown ale that is very much on the light side of the spectrum with a lot of nuts and malt in the nose but almost nothing noticeable in the taste and finish - very light and airy throughout with not at all a cloying flavour. I sampled this twelve ounce bottle purchased from Crystal City Wine Shop (12th Street) in Arlington, Virginia on 22-July-2014 for US$2,09 sampled a block away in Washington on 16-September-2014.