 19641948 (492), Greensboro, North Carolina, USA
Sep 4, 2006 From notes 5/17/03:
For a wheat beer, this sure does pour rather clear and not cloudy in the least bit. Pale straw yellow. White head fizzes away quickly to not even a trace. No film on top. No lacing. Aromas are somewhat grassy and just a touch yeasty. Slight nasty metallic smell too. Strange. The taste isn’t too "wheaty": no clove, no banana, and really not much of a yeast taste. A crisp grassiness with some of the same metallic feel as the aroma. Rather thin mouthfeel. Good on a summer’s day when it’s nice and cold. This may be a candidate for a frosty mug to kill off most of the flavor and just drink it. Won’t try it again.
DocLock (4085), Lower Pottsgrove, Pennsylvania, USA
Apr 25, 2005 Pours deep gold with medium white head. Aroma of slight hopcit, some wheat, some off musky hints. Tastes witish, with a somewhat watery palate and finish.
Dogbrick (2217), Columbus, Ohio, USA
Apr 2, 2005 On draught at Palmetto Pub in the Charleston airport. Clear golden color with a thin white head and tiny trails of bubbles. Thin and spotty lacing. The aroma is lightly wheaty with a pinch of hops. Light-bodied and mildly carbonated with small amounts of wheat and citrus flavor. The finish is pretty bland. Decent, but nothing to write home about.
UNCCTF (461), Kannapolis, North Carolina, USA
Apr 3, 2004 On tap at the brewery. Golden color with diminishing white head. The orange kick in the flavor makes this a very refreshing summer beer. Enjoyable.
brownaler (375), Topsail Beach, North Carolina, USA
Apr 3, 2004 Lemon grass dominates the flavor of this wheat. A little too light of a wheat beer for me.
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