Boulevard Unfiltered Wheat Beer

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

Bottle poured a cloudy yellow with a small but lasting white head. Aromas of bread dough, and a hint of citrus. Palate was light and crisp. Flavors of bread, and a bit of citrus with a crisp and refreshing finish.

Not impressed with this wheat. Draft at Ozzie Smith’s sports bar in St. Louis. Nothing distinguishing at all. Rather bland.

Decent hazy pour with wispy white head. mild cut grass notes and some lemony highlights. Nothing spectacular but very drinkable and refreshing wheat that I wouldn’t mind repeating.

On tap at Des Moines Airport, CLoudy yellow, grassy wheat smell, nice white head, thin, easy to drink. Great for the style. Nothing spectacular. however it does blow the others ive tried in this style out of the water Give me a Boulevard pale ale over this anyday

Draught. Hazy yellow color with thin white head. Yeasty, citrusy wheat aromas that come out again in the flavor along with a grainy aftertaste. Easy on the palate. Very refreshing on a warm day.

I’m not typically a fan of wheat beers, but I’ll have this one any summer day. By far the best wheat I’ve tried, and I’ve had quite a few. Out of a bottle, you must swirl the last 1/3 of the beer around and then continue pouring, or you won’t get the yeast. Light in flavor, without an overpowering aftertaste which so many wheat beers leave. Very quenching, and perfect for a good thirst. If you like wheat beers, you’ll love this. Most of the bad reviews appear to come from those who are for some reason looking for a dark beer.

This is a great wheat beer from the bottle or the draught. Light flavor, but complex enough to satisfy a casual drinker. Works well with pork tenderloin and holding a lemon in a glass.

Slighty hazy orange-yellow beer with a small white rim, looks like slightly carbonized applejuice for all the world. Very neutral nose, some wheat and faint acidiy (lactic and citric acid aromas). Touch chalky. Dry, hay-like taste, some dry apples flavour, ending faintly bitterish, citrussy. Rather light, refreshing beer; yeast gives little extra dimension or MF. Not very interesting wheat, but with no doubt refreshing abilities. Thanks to Beerboy for this one.