Leinenkugels Honey Weiss Bier

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

Rated 1/17/06: Leinenkugel got it right with this brew. The honey is blended perfectly with this wheat beer. Crisp, clean, and extremely refreshing. Pours a nice golden color with decent head and good carbonation. Easy on the taste buds, the honey is just right and does not overpower this beer like the others that I have had. Not alot of complexity to this one, which is what makes it a great choice

The color of morning pee yellow with a flavor to match. It is clear and has a small white head. Little to no aroma, though I am a little scared of what it would smell like. Begins slightly sweet with the crispness that is an overly cold conditioned beer. Finish is tart green apple. Overall a very accesible and drinkable beer for newbies and your average swill swallower.

Perhaps the wosr Leinenkugels beer I have had. This does not mean that it’s a bad beer, but just not my favorite. It must be consumed at a very low temerature or the flavor turns much less desirable.

Another good beer from Leinie’s. Pours a nice gold with a white head. Hint of honey in the aroma. Palate is pretty good, a little thin. Very crisp flavor with some honey in there. Finishes clean.

Bottle, pours mostly clear, golden pale-lagerish color. Huge, sticky and lasting head. Aroma is what you expect: mildly spicy yeast, with a hint of honey. Flavor is mild yeast , slight lagerish (corn?) malt with another tinge of honey. Slightly sour yeasty note is not overdone in this beer, and gives a nice contrast to the touch of honey (or vice-versa?). This may be a mixed ale-lager beer? Either way, this has a mild and balanced taste, which I like in a weiss. Palate is thin and refreshing with a slight dry tingle, and a whiff of honey aftertaste. Pretty good macro; much better than the overly-perfumed Leinie’s Sunset Wheat!

Light gold color, smell has a hint of honey, but nothing you would notice unless you tried to find it. The taste has a subtle honey flavor, which is also hard to find unless you’re looking for it. It’s enjoyable, but not my first choice leinies.

clear golden with a thick white head. slightly yeasty and sweet, not the best weiss.

Poured a nice golden color with a small head.The nose on this was heavy corn with a hint of honey.This was another average beer.Just another macro crap beer that is supported by Miller.