Anderson Valley High Rollers Wheat

Brewed by Anderson Valley Brewing Company
Style: Wheat Ale
Boonville, California USA

Pours a slightly hazy golden/orange color with a nice fluffy white head. Very wheaty aroma with a little maltiness to it. Taste started malty and wheaty and ended with a nice balanced citrus hop bitterness. Very smooth and drinkable brew.

This was a pretty boring beer. Its a yellow color with little head. Some citrus, wheat, and cloves in the flavor. Overall this was a weak effort but American Wheats are difficult to make above average. So why even attempt to brew them?

Lightly hazy blond with light head & lacing. The aroma is musky with wheat but a good citrusy hop base & some yeast. The flavor is musky & a bit bland, lightly tart with some hops & sweet notes. Finishes balanced, a bit citrusy and complex, not too bad.

Drank during poker night! Cloudy orange with a foamy white head. Aromas of oranges and more citurs. Malty and spicy as well. Flavors is mild orange, wheats and malt. Spices are muted, and there is a touch of alcohol. Mellow palate with a slightly citrus finish.

22oz bottle. Golden yellow color, decent sized head, sweet fruit malty aroma. Taste is fruity, apple and citrus are suggested, body is light but not watery, finish is clean. A refreshing brew to enjoy as appropriate, not real complex but nicely done and better than most of this style.

Bottle pours a slightly hazy straw color, small milkish like head, so-so lacing, with little carbonation.   Slight peppery/floral aroma on the nose, along with some citrus and that typical sulfery/farty American Wheat ale characteristics.   Slightly floral up front, small amounts of hops, but it is very very light.   I recall this beer has having a fuller body, but this one is way way too ligt.   Finishes on a downside, really lacking in any complexity or body.   Doubt I’d be having this again.

pours yellow with a head that goes away quickly. smells sweet like a typical wheat beer. goes down easy and has a rich flavor. im not sure why this is rated so low, because its actually not that bad. ive had WAY worse than this beer. i like it, boo on you who doesnt

Slightly cloudy orange color. The aroma had a fruit hint and some spice. I seemed to smell some orange. The taste begins quite sweet with some hints of honey and a lasting malt sweetness. There is a bit of sourness that hangs around and seems to mask any hops that may appear. The feel seems a little to light for a wheat beer.