Bristol Beehive Honey Wheat

Thanks coloradomatty! Nice hazy yellow with a strong tornado of carbonation rising quickly from the bottom of the glass. Sticky white head. Simple faint aroma, little honey, mostly grassy/papery. Agitated bottom of the bottle, produced a mustard tint to the glass, no additional aroma. A gentle sessionable wheat, little dry in the finish, moderate body, all around good beer.

coloradomatty with the hookup! Yellow pour. Grainy aroma with some honey. Flavor is very grainy, not much honey. a bit sweet, not all that great.

This draft brew from a motel poured a small sized head of foamy finely sized white colored bubbles that were mostly lasting and left behind a hazy yellow-orange colored body and a poor lacing. The mild aroma was bready. The crisp mouth feel was tingly at the start and at the finish. The flavor contained notes of initially fizzy cardboard and dough. An OK brew just nothing special.

On tap at Bristol in Co Springs. Cloudy yellow/orange color. Lemon wedge over powers everything. Medium body. Easy to drink. Light sweetness. Low bitterness.

(bottle). Pours a dark gold color. Small white head. Minimal lacing. Wheat and light alcohol aroma. Wheat taste. Smooth finish, with lasting wheat flavor. Soft carbonation.

Aroma: Fruity, yeasty, honey Appearance: Hazy straw yellow, tall white head highly carbonated Flavor: Biscuit and yeasty are prominent with light honey flavor notes. Mouth feel: It has a light body. Overall Impression: Yeasty/bready flavor is the prominent flavor and not in good way.

A decent wheat beer with a suggestion of honey sweetness. Session of course, but not complex.

tap at Old Chicago, CS. thick gold pour. sweet aroma of citrus and wheat. grainy wheat with a hint of honey. refreshing.