Breckenridge Agave Wheat

Brewed by Breckenridge Brewery
Style: Wheat Ale
Denver, Colorado USA

Hazy golden color with a medium off white head. Faint wheat aroma. Light body with hints of wheat, citrus and hops.

Bottle. Pours a cloudy light orange with a half finger white head that results in spotty lacing. The nose is wheat and light citrus hops. The taste is wheat, light citrus and very subtle agave in the finish. Medium body. Refreshing but not very interesting.

12 oz bottle. Pours hazy yellow with soft fizzy head. Smells of wheat and cactus. Tastes citrusy, wheaty, and a little bit of agave flavor. Sweet aftertaste. Not bad.

bottle in mixed Breckenridge 12-pack. Surprising and interesting choice to see agave used with beer. Agave is the primary ingredient in Tequila. The beer pours golden with bright thin white head. Aroma has plenty of wheat and refreshing agave juice. I got to try agave extracts a while back and the taste was well alive in the aroma. Taste of wheat with sugary palate from the use of agave. Agave gives the beer a very interesting twist and approach. Light bitter finish with an almost mead/honey like finish.

Bottle. Poured a hazy light orange with a white head. Aroma of citrus and wheat. Tastes of wheat and citrus with a watery finish. It is an ok wheat.

12 oz. bottle. Curious beer from the curious brewery. Is it odd to any of you that the Breckenridge brewery is not located in Breckenridge, but rather is in Denver? Anyway... This beer is a bit hazy on the pour and makes an off-white head that dissipates quickly. Aroma is of fruit cake or sweet bread. Flavor is sweet fruity, but not any perceptible fruit. Perhaps the agave nectar is the flavor, but I don’t know. Curious that agave is basically a cactus that has the nectar pulled off and the carbohydrates turned into a sugar. A bit runnier than honey, but odd plant to chose to put in a wheat. I liked this beer. It was what I call "Good-Not-Great".

Cloudy, yellow color served in a Breckenridge Agave Wheat pint glass at my favorite Mexican restaurant (La Cueva). The smell is wheaty and unsurprising but still good. The flavor is a nice wheat with the expected hint of cloves and banana and some earthiness to it. This was obviously very easy to drink and went well with enchiladas. Serving type: bottle Reviewed on: 07-08-2008 23:13:34

this is your basic unfiltered wheat beer, pours a cloudy color with a nice foamy head. you can taste the wheat it feels as if the flavor is a bit watered down. medium body with a watery texture and lively carbonation.