Leinenkugels Honey Weiss Bier

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

(Bottle 35,5 cl) Pours a clear, pilsener golden with a creamy, white head. Malty nose with a touch of honey. Medium body with pilsener malts and a discreet, underlying bitterness. Rather soft mouthfeel. Extremely subdued bitterness. 050406

From tap. Poured pale yellow slight hazy and no head, someone had thrown a piece of lemon in it. I cannot get my head around why, I tried to pull it out straight away but the beer tasted of lemon afterwards anyway. No real aroma, slight sweet and corn. Honey? Not in my flavour, almost no flavour but the lemon and a bit of wheat notes, rather watery. Not bad as such, but no way good either.

Name: Honey Weisse
Date: 12/29/1995
Mode: Draft
Source: Taco Mac, Sandy Springs

clean yellow color, no aroma, slight hops, no aftertaste

Aroma: 4/10; Appearance: 4/10; Flavor: 2/10; Palate: 2/10; Overall: 5/20
Rating: 1.4/5.0
Score: 4
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(draft) The good news is that while stuck in MSP I found a new beer to rate. The bad news is that it was this beer. White head atop a clear straw body. Aroma is weak, some grain, faint honey. Taste is medium sweet, some grain, light bread. Some crispness in the light body. Bland.

On tap. Not much to really say about this one. Poured a light and clear gold color with an averaged sized wite head. Not too much going on with the aromas and tastes - maybe some honey and wheat if I really go looking for it. Thin and watery body.

Bottle from the bosses had on the picadilly line on the way home. Alround rating:An innofensive pale lager. Poor honey and wheat character(if any), but still drinkable enough.

Bottle… Clear, light golden ale with a small, creamy, white head. The nose offers delicate notes of honey and tart citrus fruit with a whisper of mildly roasted nuts. Medium-bodied with a chewy mouthfeel and lively carbonation. Grainy, honey sweetness alongside nice unmalted wheat dryness that carries over into the crisp, well-balanced finish.

(Bottle) Pours a clear pale yellow with a thin white foamy head. This beer lacks the complexity and flavor of a good wheat beer.