James Page White Ox Wheat Ale

Brewed by Stevens Point Brewery
Style: Wheat Ale
Stevens Point, Wisconsin USA

Nice and clean, but lacking the complex flavors of an amazing hefeweizen. Definitely American.

Pours milky gold with a thin foamy white head. Aroma is lemon, citrus hops, white bread, and yeasty black pepper. Flavor is bready malts and yeast, a little spiciness, pepper clove, citrus, Finish is yeasty and somewhat tart. Body is somewhat thin and a little sticky.

A lot of people on here don’t like sweet beer’s and this has a donut like bready nose. I like it myself and think it’s very clean, refreshing and a good exapmle of wheat all around. As wheat is my favorite basically I am picky as to what I like sometimes. This one is good.

6-22-08 bottle shared with lb4lb thanks to hopdog
Semi cloudy light yellow with no lasting head or lacing. Smells like roasted oranges and honey but is mild overall. Flavor is lemon and a touch of that soapy dishwater taste sticks around. Thin and a bit too watery for me.

12oz bottle-Pours a hazy orangish yellow with a small loose white head. It has an aroma of wheat, citrus, and a little honey. Taste is of the same with a little orange right in the middle and finishes with a dryness. A nice brew for a hot day.

Bottle courtesy of hopdog as an extra. Thanks!
Pours a slight hazed light yellowish murky color with no lasting head. Smell is fruity malt, citrusy with a touch of oranges perhaps. Medium bodied with nice prickly carbonation. No real strong wheat flavor, but refreshing and simple. Good for a hot day, and much better than the reviews indicated, I thought.

Pours a cloudy yellow with a small white head. Light aroma of wheat and orange. Not much flavor.

Bottle from Friar Tuck’s in Bloomington, IL - Pours clear golden with a wispy mostly receding white head. Aroma of citrus, honey, and grainy pale malt. Tastes of toasted pale malt, orange peal, light yeastiness. Light bodied with lively carbonation. Below average, and certainly doesn’t look unfiltered to me.