Bells Oberon Ale

12 oz bottle. Golden yellow in color, with light to no head. Aroma is sweet with a scent of hops. Taste sweet, hints of orange, wheat and hops. Mildly bitter aftertaste. Not overpowering though. Batch: 8991

bottle, cloudy golden yellow color with nice thin foam, aromas of lemon, florals, flavor is good hoppy wheat and lavender, some hops to finish

bottle. a great beer on a hot day. Good beer to give to a non beer drinker.

Great wheat beer. Tastes of sweet orange and lemon peel with a little bit of nutmeg. Very good refreshing beer for the summer time.

Nice mild honey, wheat and orange peel scent, reminiscent of when college boys "fruit" the Blue Moon. Somewhat cloudy with some unfiltered bits floating about, decent head. Flavor has some light hop character, followed by hints of honey, orange and light spice. This beer won’t knock you out of your seat with character, but it does a good job of being accessible yet flavorful. Good for the dog days.

Bells Oberon Ale 3/17/09 (on tap, Yardhouse in FL. Pours very hazy orange with a medium sized head. Aroma is minimal, with light floral notes. Palate is appropriately thick considering the wheat-haze present. Flavor starts with mellow wheat and fruit. Finish has some hop bitterness, but generally ends without leaving much of an impression. Overall, I was underwhelmed by this brew, unable to see much interesting behind a rich wheat body. Perhaps I got a weird tap?

Very easy to drink. Great on a summer evening sitting outside. Great on tap or in a bottle. Citrusy and sweet flavor and smooth.

Bottle. Pours a pale golden with a small frothy white head that diminishes quickly. The aroma is honey citrus and sweet fruit. Decent spotty lacing on the glass. The taste is citrus with a light hop dry finish. Easy to drink, a good wheat ale from bells.