Leinenkugels Honey Weiss Bier

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

From bottle pours clear with a good amount of head. Weak flavor of honey with a quick finish.

Golden color. Smell malt, hops, minor honey and grains. Taste of malt, hops, grains and again, minor honey. Water down after taste and crisp.

12 oz bottle. Pours crystal clear straw with a massive, foamy white head. Extreme carbonation - scads of bubbles. Very light wheat nose with a mere wisp of honey. Flavor is nearly absent - a tiny bit of grainy wheat and little else. Bubbly thin body. Finish is somewhat unpleasant, a mildly bitter metallic. I can’t recall a weaker beer in recent memory. Wow. I’m.... underwhelmed. Even my wife, who only goes for lighter styles, said it is like watered down Coors Light, which I thought impossible.

bottle. pours a pale gold with a rocky one inch white head. smells mostly of corn, maybe just a hint of honey. the taste is very much like a macro lager, lots of corn and unfermented sugars. BLAH!

Select pale and wheat malt, cluster hops and a hint of Wisconsin honey give this unique refresher a clean, crisp, slightly sweet taster. Winner of 5 awards... Silver in WBC 06,04,00 Gold in WBC 02, 98

Poured from bottle 3/2008. Looks like a typical lager with a persistent coarse head. Mild wheat aroma with gas. Wheat and spice flavors are there, but almost nonexistent. There is lacing. Finished as it started. OK, but bland and lacking any real character.

12 ounce bottle- pours out a crystal-clear yellow with a bright white head. Aroma can only be called "dusty". Flavor is almost totally absent from this brew. Some hint of honey-sweetness buried deep in the beer. Average at best.

Pours a straw colored yellow with practically no head or lacing. Also the beer was filtered and was clear. The smell was non-existent. Some sweeter malt scenes but really not much there. No honey tones nor flowery essence. The taste was rather plain. Similar to a macro with no hops. The malt was really the only flavor, and it tasted more like pale or base malts. No real wheat flavor and no real weizen flavor. The body was very light and really more of a watery taste to it. I was not impressed with this beer at all.