Boulevard Unfiltered Wheat Beer

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

Clear yellow color, clearer then I’d expected for something labeled "unfiltered". Thin white head. Smell kind of reminds me of banana bread. Watery. Light lemon flavor. A dull beer.

Pours an hazy orange yellow, with very little head. Aroma is citrusy orange. Taste is slightly tangy, nice yeast flavor. A refreshing beer, perfect for summer.

Cloudy glowing rustic lemon yellow pour, with a diminished pure white head. Decent lacing. Thin tangy yeast aroma. Flavor is dominated by a sour and sweet fruit, with a lingering yeast and wheat aftertaste. Palate is a little watery, but very smooth and extremely thrist quenching, leaves a sugary coating on the tounge.

Cloudy pale straw, nice head dispersed quickly, mild wheat aroma, I would prefer a little more body in this but it is good on a hot day--but the hot salsa I am eating with it right now virtually makes the beer disappear, a spicier more assertive wheat would have been a better choice. This would be good for sipping on the veranda in july with a chilled platter of crudite’.

Light grain and citurs nose, pleasant. Cloudy pale orange-yellow, fizzy white head - looks like a Berliner Weisse. Thin, weak wheat malt, some yeast. A little spic in the end. Good balance, but very light. Wanted more yeast character and a spicer finish.

Well, this poured crystal clear. So much for unfiltered. Clear orange with big foamy head that was gone fast. Nothing big in aroma, taste, mouth feel or finish. I found this quite drinkable, not a good example of the style, but, that maybe why I liked it. This could be a summer session berew all right.

My best friend told me he thought Unfiltered Wheat was like Kool-Aid. What I love about it is the character it possesses for being a classic, hot day, refreshing beer.

very cloudy with short lasting white head, smooth and hearty taste; some citrus (w/o adding a lemon or orange or whatever). small carbonation bubbles; easy to drink and nice for warm weather.