Leinenkugels Honey Weiss Bier

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

this beer wasn’t very good. At least this company is constant. I didn’t care for any of them. This one was the least offensive.

very light and clear with lots of honey flavor to light for the style, the leinenkuegels still run the brewery even though they sold it to miller so i dont know if you can call them a macro?

Clear and golden in color with a light fizzy sort of head which disappears quickly. The honey smell is a treat for the nose but the taste is bland and disappointing.

Bottle. Wow, this is about as a perfect urine color as you can get in a beer, with a foamy head to boot. Aromas of straw, citric/wheat sourness, and some floral/honey. Light wheaty flavor--that’s about it. I can’t pick up any real honey notes or other flavors. To be fair, I’m not picking up any off-putting notes etiher. Fizzy palate. In true macro fashion, this one lacks any authenticity or excitement in flavor. Another "7-11" craft beer.

Blah. Never really liked the Leinies and this is no different. Aroma of light malt and bread. Pour was a very light gold with a thin white film for a head. Taste was blah. Wet dishwater with some wheat and a sticky aftertaste. This beer is not very good, but not terrible. Maybe I’ll rerate in the summer.

Pours a golden yellow with a decent white head that sticks around. OK, so much for the nice words. Aroma is metallic with some wheat malt. Taste is thin and watery and borders on slightly bitter. It’s basically a conventional macro brew with a dishwater-like aftertaste. Think Miller High Life with some slight wheatiness. Not a fan.

Blech! This takes like a malty beer that someone added lemon syrup too. Aroma is of carbonation, palate tingles from carbonation, and flavor is lost somewhere in the idea of creating this. Available everywhere -- and it uses a tap that could be better served.

Bottle. Pours translucent gold with a sudsy white head that leaves no lacing. Nose is a touch of bland hops, with muted wheat and grass, maybe honey. Flavors of your average weiss beer mixed with honey and a bit of bitterness. Bland with honey sweetness that lingers ever so slightly on the tongue.