El Toro William Jones Wheat Beer

A really good "light" beer on very hot days here in the south valley.

Nice misty golden color with a fluffy white head. Awesome wheaty malt taste. It’s slightly buttery on the tongue, and light and crisp in the mouth. Just a touch of the hops.

Golden brown, with a touch of lacing and a creamy head. Toasty malt flavors with just a hint of sweetness, and a little hoppy. Slightly cloudy, but just enough to make it opaque.

Usually not a fan of the American wheat beers but this one just hit the spot. Probably had something to do with the fact that I was standing in the 100 degree heat of morgan hill drinking on a cold easy brew. Has a bit rounder of a flavor than most beers of this category.

12oz bottle. Orange tan with a slight haze. Well carbonated, decent accompanying head. Sweet malty tastes with some lemony wheat. Sugary malt aroma. A little bland, and not as refreshing as you might hope for in a wheat. Ok.

Bottle. Clear golden color with slight amber hue, thin broken white head. Light malt aroma with a slight floral cast and some wet grains. Taste is mild, even the wheat characters are pretty low-key. A mild brew.

No, this is not as lame as the group average rating. Perhaps the lemons are following the bitter grudge miester.

Pours a transparent pale golden with an effervescent, airy, wispy-lacing white head. Aroma of mildly sweet wheat and some sweaty hops and light fruity esters. Body starts with a lot of carbonation, light pale malty sweetness and some mild earthy bittering hops toward a pretty bland, but smooth finish. A standard American wheat.