Lost Coast Apricot Wheat

Brewed by Lost Coast Brewery & Cafe
Style: Fruit Beer
Eureka, California USA

Peachy colour. LIght haze. Big apricot nose makes me suspiscious of syrupy origins. Apricot extract taste is refreshing enough, the beer body is good enough background. But still, it’s a basic fruit beer 2-step, simple and ultimately uninteresting.

(Tasting Notes Fall 2000): I taste bitterness but no apricot. I’m OK with the flavor, but it doesn’t do what I understand it wanting to do.

Tap@Lost coast. i know motelpogo liked this one, but i couldn’t force myself to. Lightly sweet apricots, wheaty, bit funny for some reason, not a fan.

Draft @ Lost Coast. Pours a hazy orange color with a small white head. Has a fruity apricot aroma with some hints of wheat. Sweetish what malty and fruit apricot flavor wit some hints of citrus. Has a sweetish fruity apricot finish.

Hazy golden ale with a thin white head. Rather plain malty aroma, faitn apricot. In mouth, light apricot with wheat malt, light hops. Very refreshing for Florida warmth. On tap at Café Tutu Tango, Orlando, 4.50$ pint.

on tap at lost coast. turned out to be much more interesting than i expected but i can´t help but wonder if it was a happy accident. dried apricot aroma, started quite sweet but then came a weird apricot yoghurt tang and some unexpected sourness

Tap at The Yardhouse in Palm Beach. Peachy golden color with a small head. Aroma is apricots and malt. Flavor is light on the apricot and too watery. Just a bit less on the boring malts would be nice. Oh well. Still refreshing and easy to drink.

On tap at Library Alehouse. Pours Witt a fluffy white head over a cloudy orange body...clingy lacing. Sweet, wheat and artificial apricot syrup. Taste is wheaty and grainy with apricot and a bit of hop bitterness on the finish. Light bodied, medium carbonation.