Great Divide Whitewater Wheat Ale

Formerly brewed at Great Divide Brewing Company
Style: Wheat Ale
Denver, Colorado USA

Hazy yellow/light amber with a large diminishing frothy white head. Aroma of orange peel, lemon, wheat and spice. Light watery body with lively carbonation. Flavor of wheat and grass with hints of citrus and spice. Not offensive, but fairly weak and watery. A little disappointing.

Insignificant pilsner aroma. Looks like a hefeweizen; cloudy. Flavor of a pilsner with some malt. One dimensional. Even for an American wheat, this is bad. If they called it a lager it might be ok.

A decidedly average beer all around. Not a bad beer, just not very memorable.

this wheat looks great (deep golden color, thick creamy white head), arome has mild lemony notes, moderate grassy hoppy notes. flavor has notes of grass, lemon and caramel, with some burnt sugar notes in the finish...not bad.

bottle. cloudy yellow with a white head that fades like a compulsive gambler in a back room dice game. sweet orange flavor with a butterscotch finish. yeasty doughy aroma that isn’t bad.

Pours turbid dark straw, with small white frothy head. Aroma of malt, citrus, fruit, slight honey. Tastes hefeweizenish with some citrus, yeast, malt, slight honey.

Bottle. Light bubble film on gold straw bottle. Nose is light. Not much there. The flavor is reminiscent of a BMC product. The first flavors to come out are yeast, honey, a little citrus, some hops, and a little bit of cardboard. The finish is a little dirty and tastes kinda weird. Bland. Blah. Not bad, but quite boring. Hard to believe that this came from the same people that brew Titan, Hercules, and Yeti imp stout.

Amber with white head. Aroma is faint, wheaty, doughy, some lemon. Body is thing. Flavor is unremarkable. A poor beer from a good brewewry.