Taste: Lemony sweet to the taste with an attributive bready malt character. The citrus is a very prominent, especially in the finish where it contributes a tart sourness. The beer is subtly yeasty, but not in the slightest overpowering. The midtaste is a bit grainy, but there is enough of a sweetness to mask it. The finish of the beer is most impressive as it exhibits sweetened lemon notes, some other fruit esters as well as a bitterness that I fall favorable upon. It finishes dry
Mouthfeel: Light body with a bubbly fizz of carbonation in the middle. The finish however is a bit more thicker than when it started. Smooth and drying-ly refreshing. A little stick to the lips probably from extra sugar added to conditioning?
Overall Impression: A really great hefeweizen. I'd classify this among my favorites like the In-Heat Wheat by Flying Dog. This one however leaves out most of the banana and clove and goes for more of a citrus and tart lemonade finish while still maintaining the beer and hefe characteristic.
85/100
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