Dunedin Lowlands Wheat

Brewed by Dunedin Brewery
Style: Wheat Ale
Dunedin, Florida USA

22 oz bottle poured a golden color with a white frothy head. Flavors of citrus,orange, and sour yeastiness. Somewhat refreshing.

22 oz bottle shared with padrefan. Hazy golden pour. Citrus and fruit aromas. Flavors were not as nice. Some sourness due to wheat twang.

Golden color fluffy white soapy head w/ lots of visable carbonation... kinda looks like soap water. kind of musty aroma definate grains, lots of lemon zest some light sweet grains, doesn’t smell to great. Palate is light and fizzy. Flavor is pretty void of anything but lemon zest and some musty grain. Not very good and I dont’ want no mroe.

This thing just gushes forth as soon as I pop the cap. It is massively carbonated and I end up with about an inch of beer in my glass and the rest overflowing head. The head is light, airy and a pale off-white color, while the beer is a lightly hazy, yellow gold color. The aroma has a full grain-like aroma to it that reminds me of fresh ground wheat and something that seems a bit like musty grain. There is also a light note that reminds me of lemon peel.

The taste is light on the tongue, in fact most of the carbonation escaped in that first mad rush as I poured this beer. It is lightly tart, with a slight lemon note to it. There is some other fruit-like note here as well, it is very subtle and almost reminds me of strawberries. There is not much in the way of grain character here, nor hops; perhaps there is a light wheat note and there is a light bitterness in the finish. My second pour is a bit more carbonated and this serves to add a zippy note that is quite welcome. The carbonation makes this even more quaffable than this really light beer already is. A touch of musty character runs just under the surface, perhaps a bit like worn, sun baked, yet newly moistened leather. I am not sure what was intended in this beer, but it seems to be somewhere in between a bland American wheat and a Berliner Weiss. I actually am quite enjoying it, perhaps Dunedin should commit to the Berliner Weiss side of things and let this beer go.

Slightly cloudy, but not enough for a good wheat beer...The aroma is highly wheaty, as well as malty and filled with some orange. It has some lager qualties to it. The flavor is funky and extreemly tart/sour. It’s hard to enjoy, asit is so out of balance.

Bottle from Santa - cloudy golden pour with a few suspended particles - aroma of lemons and wheat, and not much else - very acidic, tart, citrus flavor, with thin body and little going on, making it taste more like seltzer with lemon in it than a beer - almost completely watery finish - say hello to my septic system, beer.

Hazy orange color with thin head. Spiced orange aroma. Slight wheat in the taste, along with more orange. Watery and yeasty. Different, but alright.

Light golden in color. Heavy on the wheat flavor and nicely accented by the orange splice. On the sweet side with little hoppiness. Good quaffer on a hot evening.