Bottled 75cl. It pours a light orange beer with an average white head. The nose is of white pepper, bubblegum, cinnamon, coriander and cardamom accompanied by cloves candy floss and cheddar. Sweet and rather strong. Sweet taste. Full bodied. Syrupy. Poor lacework. Not much head retention. Banana, sugar and spices dominating. A lot of carrots showing up. Quite a bite to this beer. Alcohol shows up with the swallow. This beer gets cloying after a few sips. Sweet peppery finish with hints of pop corn and carrots. Dissapointing.

<i>Bottled at Petalax Beer Festival. </i> Clear pale golden, minimal head. Fruity nose with some wheat crackers. Sweet and juicy, yeast yuwith some orange. Feels concentrated with waming estery alcohol. However, just as most strong wits, it gets sticky and overly fruity. The flavours get unclean and sweaty. After a while I start feeling uncomfortable in the presence of such company.

Bottled &#40;Thanks Bov&#033;&#41;. Golden colour, with some slight white head. Particles floating around. Aroma is wheat, some alcohol with some yeast and barnyardy notes. Flavour is wheat, spices, some yeast and a bit of alsohol. Not that bad, and the alcohol is not disturbingly strong in the brew.

&#40;Bottled, 0.75l&#41; Hazy yellow with lots of still-standing yeast. Yeasty-saisony aroma with wheat. Slightly sour flavor with honeyish, pale malt, some yeast, some grassy hops. Medium body with soft carbonation. A very nice beer, although it does not stand out with so many great ones the same day.

75 cl bottle. Hazy golden with a big white head. good weizen aromawith banana, notes of clove and definitely alcohol. The taste is also very alcoholic with the weizen banana and spice flavours almost playing second fiddle. Quite full-bodied. Not really bad- maybe a weizen for the hard-core alcoholics.