Dundee Wheat Beer

Brewed by High Falls Brewing Company
Style: Wheat Ale
Rochester, New York USA

bottle shared by adam. pours a clear yellow with a small white head. notes of mellon, candy, bread, toast, lemon, and a hint of puke. too sweet. too much candyish notes.

Bottle. Hmmm, this one sucks. Yellow pour, big head. Wheat, faded yeast, light fruit and watery malt aroma. Flavor is watery, dull, a bit of wheat. Nothing really good here.

Light. Didn’t see much difference between this and the pale ale and IPA. Very similar, I think. Not exactly bad, though. Drinkable. Maybe if I was faced with this or Coors, I’d go with this. Some yeast, malt flavors. A bit bitter. That’s about it.

From a weizen glass... Three massive fingers of head. Cloudy dull yellow. Lots of carbonation. Looks like a mild hefeweizen. Spiderweb of lace. A mild wheat aroma that makes it smell halfway between a hef and a wit. More to the clove/hef side though. The smell is a little weak (partially because it has trouble breaking through the thick head), but nice enough. An initial flavor of bubble gum, and very mild banana. The wheat really comes out. It’s a good, mild flavor. The clove and banana come out with warmth. Nice, chewy thickness, but not heavy. Nicely elastic feel. A nice, mild and summery drink Substantial but not at all thick.

Pours a golden yellow with a very small white head. Loads of carbonation and some lacing are apparent. Aroma is grass, straw, and corn. Taste is sweet corn and sour grass. Tastes like a typical american Lager with a little extra sweetness, just gross.

while it has some wheat qualites and a decent mouthfeel, the overall presence feels lacking in the maltness

a mildly cloudy pour with a dark gold color and champagne bubbles. aroma is somewhat citrusy and yeasty. flavor is bright and refreshing with lots of bready undertones. i dont know why this gets such a low score. its a lot better than most american wheats.

Bottle from sampler pack. Pours a hazy golden yellow color with a two finger, dimpled white foam head that remains for awhile. Wheat, lemon, yeast and caramel malt in the aroma. Flavor is nothing special as the wheat is fairly well masked here. There is some bitterness in the finish but there isn’t much else to it.