Bristol Beehive Honey Wheat

Brewed by Bristol Brewing Company
Style: Wheat Ale
Colorado Springs, Colorado USA

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

Very sour and nasty coloring, the whole package is entirely lacking in appeal in any way, shape or form.

Thicker cloudy pour with nice white had. Nose of wheat and honey. Flavor is a lot of honey sweetness at first followed by water and wheat.

Pours cloudy golden. Nice smell of wheat and honey as advertised. Taste is strongly wheaty and not too sweet, but with a pleasant honey like maltiness. Slightly rich mouthfeel and really pretty good I thought for what I was expecting of a honey wheat.

Draft: Hazy orange colored pour with medium sized head. Citrus, wheat, honey nose to this. Sweet citrus, slight spice to the finish. I liked this.

I’m a little spoiled when it comes to getting Beehive fresh, it tastes twice as good when you drink it at the brewery. I love most of Bristol’s brews, visit the place at least once a week.

In the bottle from LiquorMax. Pours a hazy gold with a thick white head of considerable staying power. This aroma is surprisingly more honey-like than I would have imagined. Solid sweet honey flavor in a quick and crisp-finishing beer. Very pleasant and generous in their use of honey as opposed to most "honey" beers that fail to deliver.

In bottle. A golden yellow which looks less filtered than it really is. Aroma is a nice sweet honey. Palate is refreshing; perhaps I am biased from an afternoon of fall yardwork. The honey shines through nicely, with fine malt support. A tasty honey brew.