Big Rock Grasshopper Wheat Ale

Bottle at Rectory Cafe. Nice golden slightly hazy pour with dense moderate natural head. Smooth texture and quenching feel after a bike ride. AR soft yeast notes and sweetish wheat malt. FL like AR with hints citrus and pear. Good bar option.

Basic beer. Nothing very special. I got a couple cans as part of a Big Rock variety pack. Drinkable, mass market beer.

Draft in Waterton Lakes: Golden hue with a nice head (looked good in the dimpled mug). Light and clean tasting and feeling. Fairly refreshing. Light malted caramel with subtle honey. Very light bitterness. Nothing too special, but surely drinkable.

Average wheat ale with citrus, wheat and crisp finish. A patron dropped off a 12-pack from a recent trip to Canada at the bar I work at and was able to try a bottle.

Draught at Ship and Anchor, Calgary
Blond color. Very common Lager, balanced but anonymous.

bottle: One of my favourites in the summertime. Light tasting, yet flavourful. Not on par with more flavourful wheats such as Erdinger but superior to many. Light coloured with quickly dissapating white head. A definite coifer. The high quality malts and wheat make for a perfect summer thirst quencher.

tap at Big Rock in Seoul - Pours mostly clear yellow with a medium sized white head. It has a very light grainy aroma. The flavor is sweet malt with a touch of hops. For some reason I noted that it barely tastes like a wheat beer. This brew is just a light, easily downed beer.

Very pale yellow and crystal clear with a thin white head. Slight citrus aroma and some very mild wheat aroma. Very little flavour, some weak malted wheat and a number of different hops. Crisp finish. Not an outstanding beer, but good for a session.