Leinenkugels Honey Weiss Bier

Brewed by Leinenkugel Brewing Company (MillerCoors)
Style: Wheat Ale
Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin USA

Pours a clear yellow with a white head. Mildly sweet and bitter. Tiny hints of honey. Also some wheat and malts aromas. Medium bodied. Lively carbonation. Nice crispy dry finish - The best part of this beer.

A disappointment, as I had remembered this as one of the first "good beers" I had ever had when a friend used to bring it back from Wisconsin for my dad. Now that you can get it here in NJ, I had to find out if it was any good in light of my current, slightly more experienced palate and it’s a little watery and has a definite adjunct flavor. I’d grab it over a macro-garbage brew any day, but I won’t buy it again.

12 oz bottle from local Food Lion. Pours dead clear light straw with a rocky head that dissipates rapidly. Grainy aroma of sweet corn, a bit of DMS, no hops, maybe a bit of honey. Medium slick mouthfeel well carbonated. Some malt and corn sweetness in the flavor with no hop flavor. A touch of honey in the finish? I struggle to get any wheat out of this beer at all. This could be a good beer served freezing cold after a long day of cutting grass.

its an alright beer if your a big honey fan your probly going to like this beer. overall good beer!

Pours like a soda, with lots of carbonation and a thin, fizzy head. Don’t let the weiss name fool you, it tastes like a lager and just the slightest bit of honey. Not much in the aftertaste and a harsh, fizzy mouthfeel. I like a lot of Leinenkugel’s stuff, but was rather disappointed in this one.

This not one of my favorite Leinie’s but since I do like the hefeweissens,I rate this as an average.I recall drinking this out of the can years ago back in Chicago. To truly appreciate the Honey Weiss,serve ice cold in a glass from the bottle.

My 400th rate, and how unremarkable. In fact, I don’t even remember exactly what it tasted. Sufficed to say, I did not like it.

Pale yellow with medium soapy head. Semi-skunky aroma of corn and very light honey. Tastes of corn and cardboard. Astringent and bland. Wheat Ale? Honey Weiss? Tasted more like a pale lager to me.