Millstream Windmill Wheat

A very old bottle, found on the dusty shelf in a friends house. Pour is cloudy vanilla yellow with big chunks in the bottom of the botttle. Smell is a little off and you can tell its old. Flavor is also very oxidized. Some fine carbonation. Will give this a try again when I get a fresh bottle. Overall, just a really old wheat ale with cardboard.

AA golden pour with a little white head. Wheat aroma with a hint of citrus. A citrus flavor. Very drinkable

Blah! Strangelyy lifeless. Surprisingly dull for a micro brew. It’s hard to believe the alcohol is 4.5% as it doesn’t taste like it al all.

Tastes pretty malty for an AMerican Wheat but i guess that’s what an AmWheat is. Not citrusy and wheaty like a Hefe. Clear golden colour. Small white head. Taste is indeed a malt bomb but noticeable german hops mid palate.

12 oz bottle in Millstream sampler. Pours a hazy gold with a decent head. Citrus, wheat aroma with a slight earthiness. Flavor is crisp with a pinch of citrus. Not much else going on. Fizzy carbonation with a watery finish. Definitely a hot summer day beer.

Bottle Pours a hazy light gold with a fizzy white head. The head is deminishing. Seems to lace okay. Has an aroma of floral and wheat. Has a pretty good carbonation. The flavor is okay, with a touch on the bland side. It is crisp and refrershingbut nothing really jumps out at me. Has a touch of a dry texture. The finish is almost not there and no real noticable aftertaste. A light body and easy drinking.

A sweeter, wheat beer with plenty of malt. Not much of an aroma or hops. I kind of enjoy the wheaty aftertaste. A good replacement for a bowl of wheaties.

Bottle 35,5 cl. Courtesy of pepsican. Hazy yellow with a tiny off-white head. Aroma of fruit and a little yeast. Light body, sweet malts and fruit, light notes of yeast and metal. No real bitterness. 270509