Michelob Honey Wheat Ale

Brewed by Anheuser-Busch InBev
Style: Wheat Ale
St. Louis, Missouri USA

Bottle from the Kroger on Lamar. Yellow pour with a good looking head. Aroma is honey, malts and must. Taste is lots of honey, sweet, grains. Sticky sweet mouthfeel.

watery but slightly sweet... Wheat is very light, almost non_existent. Not impressed.

Bottle courtesy of Fratto. Heavy orange color, consistent with the color of rich honey. Strong honey smell can be picked up before the glass even comes near your nose. This has the level of honey on the nose that one would expect from a mead or bragget. Also has a fair sense of dry apple. Tastes of honey and dry grains. Wheaty only in the aftertaste. Fairly straight forward in the sense of being a honey beer, but for some reason I just can’t get into it.

bottle. not bad - very similar to honey brown - pretty easy to drink and soooth. quite sweet with nice citrus

Golden in color. Head almost non-existent after a minute. All I taste is honey and a little bit of bread. Unless you enjoy honey beers, I would stay away from this one. Overall, I didn’t find it very enjoyable.

Bottle. Pours a cloudy golden with a small frothy white head that leaves decent spotty lacing along the glass. The aroma is a bready malt with caramel The taste is a watery malt with caramel, honey and light hops. Not much goin on with this one.

Pale straw-gold with a medium, short-lived white head. Aroma is instantly of honey, wheat, grape juice, vanilla, and peppery spice. Very nice, but on the first sip, none of these flavors are apparent and your’e left with an empty over-carbonated beverage with a light, oily palate. Some flavor begins to present itself in the finish- pepper, oranges, limeade, and undeniable sweet sticky honey linger for a short while. Not as thin as I expected, but definitely lacking in flavor and character.