Golden Valley 3rd Street Wheat

I am the strong opinion that any beer that needs an accompaniment is inherently lacking. Especially true if a taster requires a lemon slice.

Sample from Golden Valley Brewery in McMinnville, OR--Light clear straw body with a thin soapy white head. Sweet, corn biscuit nose. Bright, creamy, mildly sweet, cereal finish.

Draft at the brewpub. A hazy light yellow beer with a thin white head. The aroma is sweet citrusy with a light underlying note of wheat. The flavor is sweet citrusy with light notes of oranges and wheat. The body is thin - no wonder at 3.7% ABV.

Pours hazy yellow with thin head. Pretty decent as far as wheat beers go. Smooth, crisp, and refreshing. Flavor was dry.

On tap at Golden Valley Brewing. Green-yellow in color, slight haze. Corn aroma. Surprising taste based on aroma - citrus with almost light wine flavours. Thin mouthfeel but pleasant aftertaste.

[Tap – Brewery] Easy to drink light golden colored beer. A subtle nose with a fruity finish this was a unfiltered beer that is a great hot weather beer.

This beer just sucked to me, and everything I taste just comes across as a knock off of Widmer and I have never liked it and never will. I agree with what Buch Dich said completely

I enjoy a good wheat beer. This one was one of the best. IWonderful citrus aroma and not an over powering lemon taste that I appreciate. Just a hint of raspberry in the finish. If going to see the sprouse goose, then you need to treat yourself to this place and enjoy a pint.