Bells Oberon Ale

I live in Kalamazoo so I may be biased but Oberon is awesome. The release day is a holiday to most WMU students.

Pours a cloudy orange with nice white head. Aroma of spice, malt, and orange. Very quenching and smooth.

A nice, summer unfiltered wheat ale. It has light notes of coriander along with its cirus zest, but it’s balance leans a little much towards the malt and it can be watery on the palate when bought on draft. Overall though, it is a drinkable, refreshing summer beer.

Aroma: Some nasty caramel, alcohol, a hint of hops. A little bit of spiciness in the aroma. Flavor starts fruity, goes to just straight up malt sweetness and a lot of it, then some dry bitterness carry it into the finish. The finish does not work well: moderate, dry bitterness clashes with some remaining sweetness and spiciness. Alcohol is detectable at the beginning to the finish as well.

One of the better wheat beers I have had . This is a style that is not a perfernce for me.Inspite of that this a very drinkable brew with a nice profile

12oz bottle from Willow Bend Liquors (Tampa, FL). Pours hazy golden with a thin white head. Aroma is sweet and malty with notes of grain, earth, wheat, grass, light spice and honey notes. Flavor is sweet and somewhat floral with notes of wheat, spice, grass, yeast, hints of caramel, honey and light floral hops. Generally light to medium body with a pleasing light floral hop and wheat finish.

A great beer to drink. It is fruity, but not overly sweet. Nice on the old tounge

This smells great. A malty but good aroma. Flavor is smooth and easily drinkable, this is quite tasty. Hard to even think of this as an American Wheat. Good stuff.