 detroiter (957), Euphoria, Minnesota, USA
Jan 13, 2007 Pours a hazy straw color, very briefly topped by an eighth of an inch of white foam. No real head retention to speak of - unless you consider a thin film head retention. Scant webby lacing. Mild sweetened lemon in the aroma.
Wheat beer tang combines with lemon meringue. Tart sweet and enticing. Quite mild and somewhat flowery. Dry finish with a touch of salt. Salt? Light body, light carbonation. Good beer but lacking oomph.
kook (2035), Perth, Western Australia, Australia
Feb 14, 2005 Very cloudy yellow in colour. Long lasting pillow soft white head. Quite subtle aroma, spicy, yeasty with a bit of vanilla. Quite citrusy in flavour, and suprisingly tart/tangy. Very refreshing.
nigos (611), Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England
Feb 25, 2004 Cloudy pale orange appearance with a decent white head. Pleasant light wheaty hop aroma. Slightly watery taste with a yeasty wheat back bone. A decent but simple beer. Pleasant.
Joeh (1892), Buckinghamshire, England
Jan 11, 2005 Bottle from Tescos (Finest French Wheat Beer. 750ml, in a shaker style glass. Pours cloudy pale yellow with a light foamy head. Aroma is sweet with citrus fruit. Flavour starts off nicely sweet malty but is soon overwhelmed by an odd sweet and fruit (lemon) combination, with some light wheat. Odd spice in the finish and some cheesyness that reminds me slightly of the flavours I got out of Schultheiss Berliner Weisse. The flavours aren’t perhaps working that well together, but it’s still fairly pleasent and very easy to drink. Not the ’finest’ witbier out there, but quite nice.
thedm (3406), Fort Wayne, Indiana, USA
Sep 16, 2005 This corked and caged bottled brew whose cork was marked 2-27 poured a large sized head of foamy white colored mostly lasting bubbles that left behind a hazy yellow body with no visible carbonation and a fair lacing. The aroma was fruity musty and floral. The mouth feel was initially smooth with a mellow finish. The flavor contained notes of mellow mild fruity malts.
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