Granville Island Robson Street Hefeweizen

Draught at the taproom
Muddy blond color; served with a lemon wedge. It has a light spicy aroma. There is little wheat character in the flavor, dry mouthfeel, and the finally is too light, almost watery.

Brown bottle, 341 ml, 5 %, purchased at the brewery on July 28 2008, savoured on July 28 2008; eye: orangey, hazy, slight effervescence, tiny ring of tan head; nose: wheat, light fruity, light perfume, spices (coriander, light pepper); mouth: wheat, spices (pepper, coriander), finale in wheat with a good presence of spices (pepper, coriander), rather carbonated, medium body; overall: fine FRANÇAIS Bouteille brune, 341 ml, achetée à la brasserie le 28 juillet 2008, savourée le 28 juillet 2008; œil : orangée, voilée, très légère effervescence, petit anneau de mousse fauve; nez : froment, léger fruité, léger parfum, épices (coriandre, léger poivre); bouche : froment, épices (poivre, coriandre), finale en froment avec une bonne présence d’épices (poivre, coriandre), plutôt carbonatée, corps moyen ; en résumé : bien

Tastes exactly like the Belgian Wit, with a few different ingredients, specifically red wheat. Cereal maltiness with some fresh lemon acidity and a stand up malt body. Very clean and drinkable. I would order this again, very nice and true to style.

[1240-20080331] 341mL bottle. Tangy citrus peel and straw aroma. Slightly hazy, dark orange body with a quick foamy off-white head. Tangy citrus peel flavour has a hint of cloves and a bit of wheat dipped in sour lake water. Medium body is slightly acidic and sour. Average.

6/6/08 On draught at Darcy’s pub, Victoria BC. Aroma is light, but still clove dominated. Appearance is hazy yellow gold with a solid white head. The flavor has a good peppery note. Mouthfeel is light bodied with a low carb texture. Overall, a refreshing, easy drinking brew.