Leinenkugels Honey Weiss Bier

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

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.

Pale golden body with fluffy white head. Not the worst beer, but certainly not at the top of my list.

Pours clear golden color with a large fizzy white head. Not an enticing aroma, and the flavor does’nt give you anymore to be excited about. Little bit of a honey flavor, but this is pretty bad.

Pours clear-golden, foamy white head. Aroma is lightly sweet. Flavor is mostly wheat. Not as citrusy as most wheat beers that I’ve had. Maybe a tiny bit of honey, but it really just tastes like a light wheat ale. Not heavy at all, and not bitter either. Pretty generic, but overall alright.

Looks like any average pale lager. Light piss yellow with a small bubbly white head. Aroma follows suit, but with a bit more sweetness than the usual suspects. Corny sweet and otherwise watery as expected. Palate is light and watery, with no finish to speak of. Miller needs to try a bit harder to go up against Coors with Blue Moon and the crappy line of seasonals they keep spewing out.

Pours a clear, yellow gold with a medium white, foamy head. Aroma is of wheat and sweet honey. Flavor is of some corn, wheat, grains, and honey. Very thin body with quite a bit of carbonation. Not bad overall but seems rather like a macro brew beer.

Pours a clear straw gold with a rapidly receding white head. Aroma is a little bready. Sweet grainy palate, a floral note (clover? or is that the power of suggestion?). Anyway, this didn’t ring my bell. Essentially a sweet pale lager.