Boulevard Unfiltered Wheat Beer

Brewed by Boulevard Brewing Company
Style: Wheat Ale
Kansas City, Missouri USA

Cloudy, pale yellow body, with a tiny head. Hardly a lace. Mild citrus and bread aroma, and those appear in the flavor, as well. Good carbonation for this style. I’m not a big fan of wheat beers, but I’ll definitely buy this one again. Refreshing and very drinkable.

I know this one has had some lower scores, but I have to disagree. This is a crisp, refreshing, inexpensive micro that tastes best in the summer. It is usually served with a slice of lemon to help bring out the citrius flavor which I don’t care for, but it is all around a decent brew! One of my summer favs, although I’m not crazy about the srew off cap...

A cloudy wheat color with a decent head but for some reason it does not look that inviting. Not much aroma or taste. Fairly standard to style.

This would probably go down better if it wasn’t freezing outside since it’s a typical warm weather brew. I like the look, a hazy pale straw body with a large creamy white head, all making it appear like a Beligian Wit. But having wheat as an ingredient is about all that they have in common. It has a light wheat grain aroma with a twist of lemon. Same with the flavor, ending on a mildly tart citic bite. Uninspired.

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Characteristic cloudy appearance reveals a very refreshing beer. Light citrus undertones are apparent in a less-than-exciting, yet very drinkable wheat. Very enjoyable after a long day of work...

Bottle from Friar tucks in Champaign, IL. Pours hazy goldern orange with white head. Aroma is yeasty and bready, with some faint citrus. Mouthfeel is a tad light. Flavor of wheat malt, citrus, and yeast. Clean finish. A thirst quencing, solid session wheat.

A beer I commonly drink to feel refreshed after a long day. It gives you a bite at the finish that makes you just feel good about life...there is no other way to put it. Lacking on some flavor and I usually don’t attract to American Wheats but this is one beer that I won’t stop buying soon.

Pours light straw and cloudy with a thick, soft, white head. The aroma has hints of old fruit (banana), some yeast, some wheat, and hints of menthol. The flavor, however, is a little more pleasant. There is some malt sweetness and some honey on the tip of the tongue. Wheat flavors enter in the middle, and hints of bitterness in the full-bodied finish. The mouthfeel is full and somewhat thick. Overall, so so....