Left Hand Haystack Wheat

Brewed by Left Hand Brewing Co.
Style: German Hefeweizen
Longmont, Colorado USA

smells of citrus and wheat. pours a yellow/orange with some yeast sediment that settles to the bottom of the glass. A decent beer, but not something that I would go out of my way to purchase again.

enjoyable wheat beer, german hefe character, estery but pleasantly earthy and drinkable.,

fresh from the brewery in a growler. nice head, nice color, poured into my tall weiss glass. good balance of wheat/yeast. nice finish. very refreshing.

Wow - super yeasty, yeastified drink. Slightly sweet lemon with a sour, tart finish. Sweetly cloved with a banana finish. No wheat malt detected in the drink, comes across a a fruit beer due to the overuse of the yeast. Beyond that it is rather boring. Not Interested.

Golden yellow pour with a big white head. Fruity on the nose. Big wheat and honey flavor with a clove kick. Pretty good.

Murky soft yellow. Swirling the yeast sediment at the bottom of the bottle and pouring it made the murky swirls drop down into the glass, eventually dispersing and transforming this beer from a transparent yellow runofthemill beer beer into a cloudy, almost perfect looking hefeweizen. The smell was quite sweet, citrus everywhere, big lemons and grapefruits, punkcy. Taste is a little less exciting. A bit bland, smooth oranges and lemons, not as acidic as the aroma hinted.

Big german wheat beer character, lots of sweet banana notes, although not as dry and crisp on the palate as really nice german examples. Some more carbonation and a touch more hops would have made it better for me, lighten up the palate a bit, the banana flavor and sweetness sat heavy on the palate.

Bottle. Dingy golden body with a little bit of a head. Aromas of sweet bread dough and honey with a touch of grass. Flavors are grainy and sweet with a slighty dusty note. Honey flavors drive the aftertaste and then give way to grass. Decent enough, but just plain boring.