From old tasting notes. Cloudy amber color with a rocky beige head. Yeasty wheat malt nose. Dry toasted malt flavor hints at lemon peel. Dry hop finish.

petes has a decent reputation among macro drinkers, but as a whole, their beers are entirely avoidable, and this is no exception. The honey is a nice touch, but you can barely tell it’s there. Not enough."

12oz bottle (Old Notes)-Pours a clear light amber with a small head. Aroma of sweetness and malt. Taste of the same with some honey coming through. No wheat anywhere. This light bodied brew is not too shabby.

Honey Wheat Ale--1997 12 oz. Bottle. 4.80% ABV. (2.75 / 5.0) Wheat Ale--Honey. Big Pellicle, very hazy red-brown golden color. Honey dry finish. Good body. More like a honey amber than wheat. Low on hops and fruit flavors. Honey Wheat--1998 12 oz. Bottle. 4.80% ABV. (3.75 / 5.0) Wheat Ale--Honey. Rich amber color gradually clouds as tight wheat pellicle dissolves. Very nice thick honey clover malt body. Honey dry, but rich, finish. Sampled 10/7/1998.

A sweet beer with a subtle amount of honey. A decent summer sipper. Please note that many of these old ratings did not have appearance and palate scores so they are defaulted to receive 3s.

Name: Wicked Honey Wheat
Date: 04/21/1996
Mode: Bottle

clear light amber, whispy head, lots of carbonation, sweet malt aroma, malt flavor with just a touch of hops and honey sweet aftertaste

Aroma: 5/10; Appearance: 5/10; Flavor: 5/10; Palate: 5/10; Overall: 10/20
Rating: 2.6/5.0
Score: *4
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One of the gateway brews for me also. I remember liking this one; as I cannot stand wheat beers this was out of the ordinary.

Sweet and musty honey and wheat aroma. Hazy golden body with lots of bubbly carbonation and generous white head that lasts forever. Lightly sweet flavour has some doughy characteristics and citrus notes with very light bitterness. Strong carbonation to the light, refreshing body. Sampled in Dallas, 2001. Bottle. Entered from notes.

A favorite of mine from the past. Pete’s was a gateway brand for me. One of the few honey brews I have tried that has a honey flavor that actually worked. I remember buying a bomber of this one time and going to a friends baseball league at a local high school. They got kicked out of the league because I was drinking this in the dugout. Good times.

A very sweet sugar flavor, that I guess is supposed to be the honey. Light and sweet overall, not too great, tastes like an artificial blend of cane sugar and malts.