Dunedin Lowlands Wheat

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

(On tap) Pale, clear amber with a creamy, white head. Sweetish, malty aroma. Light body with vague, wheaty accents. Clean and refreshing. 040406

on tap-pours a white head with cloudy yellow color. Aroma is light citrus. Taste is wheat, musty, mild carbonation.

Draft… Murky, deep golden ale with a small, fizzy, white head. Spicy, grainy, cracked wheat nose - no real hefe esters or phenols. Medium-bodied with prickly carbonation. Sweet with a snappy, dry, wheat and hop bite. Spicy, fruity, wheat-dry finish.

On tap at the brewery, March 2008: Pours a cloudy golden with a thin, spotty-lacing white head. Aroma of lightly sweet pale wheat and mild citrus. Body starts with average viscosity and decent light pale malty and wheaty sweetness before a crisp, drinkable finish. A pretty standard, but drinkable wheat beer.

Draft sample at brewpub. Poured clear yellow color with an average fizzy white head that was mostly lasting with good lacing. Moderate sweet citrus & wheat aroma. Medium body with a sticky texture. Medium sweet citrus flavor with a medium sweet finish of moderate duration. Balanced drinkable soft beer.

Lightly hazed golden ale with a thin lifeless white head. Smells like a lemony gueuze, more horseblanket than sulfury! In mouth, chalky wheat malt with stronger lemon, no more bananas left in this babe, and almost veering on the tart gueuze taste, light bodied. Brett infection? Bottle was one year old. Thanks Degarth.

Via Matt: Hazy medium yellow hue with small fizzy white head and some lace. The aroma hints of slight banana, moderate sweet spices, bready and grassy, mild dusty yeast esters too. The taste starts acidic and yeasty. Some nice spice character along with malt presence, but missing the citric (lemomy) undertone. The mouthfeel is flat for a weizen, not lively enough. A lot better than some American Wheats I have had, but nowhere near than quality of a real deal hefeweizen. (Bonus point for having a banana undertone, which most American Wheats do not)

TheDM and Hotstuff vacation brew 110. This draft brew was sampled at the brewery in Dunedin Florida. This brew poured a medium sized head of fine to large sized long lasting bubbles that left behind a haxzy yellow colored uncarbonated body. The aroma was horse blanket and the mouthfeel was mild with a tingly smooth feeling. The flavor was a mild malt wheat mix.