OFallon Wheach

Brewed by OFallon Brewery
Style: Fruit Beer
OFallon, Missouri USA

12 oz bottle. Attractive hazy yellow color with bubbly wheat that dissipated to a thin film relatively quickly. No lace was left behind. Fresh peachy aroma with a hint of bread dough. Tart and citrusy on the tongue with subdued lemon and peach flavors. A little buttery at the end. Pretty good, but doesn’t beat Pyramid Apricot.

Bottle. Pours a slightly cloudy yellow-golden body with a small white head. Sugary peaches are really all you can pick up from the aroma. Light body that would be eminently quaffable on a hot day in the sun. The flavour is sort of American Wheat-esque with that clean spiciness, bread, and orangey hops. The peach is a welcomed addition to the otherwise drinkable characteristics. Pretty good overall.
I love the label as for some reason it reminds me of the Sun in Super Mario Bros 3. Picked up at Bello Vino in Ann Arbor during the month of July in 2006.

My 2nd favorite of the four I tasted. Definite peach flavored wheat beer. Very Nice crisp, refreshing hot weather beer. Another great offallon beer.

Cloudy, light golden color. Smell of peaches, oranges, apricots and wheat. Taste of watery friut mentioned above, mostly zest from orange, with some honey and wheat. A light, tangy aftertaste.

From a 12 oz. long neck bottle with no bottled freshness date, but I know this is the 2006 version. Poured a hazy pale yellow with some orange hues, a small fizzy white head that quickly settled into a fine lacing. Aromas of peach juice concentrate and the clean O’Fallon wheat beer. Moderate carbonation and a softly crisp, smooth lightish medium bodied mouthfeel, the low carbonation may contribute to the medium bodied feel. Pleasant tasting and not much more, peach concentrate with a little orange zest, some light sweet soda-like qualities, and a dry bland wheat malt base, but on this near one hundred degree day, this was pretty drinkable. Not the best peach/wheat beer I’ve had, but not a bad one either.

Pale cloudy peach color with lots of fizz. Nice peach aroma and light fruity natural peach taste, not too sweet or fake tasting. Very summery.

12oz bottle Pours pale golden with a short soda-like white head that didn’t stay long. Aroma is a mixture of peach and floral hops. Flavor is peach, yeast, floral notes. Almost a candy-like sweetness to this one. Not bad but just artificial tasting. Palate is very light and very carbonated. Unique and pretty drinkable though after mowing the lawn in 90 degree weather.

12oz. bottle. Juicy peach aroma, not much else to this one other than a light amount of floral sweetness and some very mild citrus. Perhaps a very slight (and odd) hint of candle wax. Cloudy light-medium yellow-golden color (sediment poured) with a lasting, fine head. Flavor profile is lightly honeyish and sweet to start, quickly infused with a massive amount of peach and gentle wheat malt, these carrying through to the finish, which also features a very mild amount of bitterness and tangy acidity. Mouthfeel is smoothly carbonated and lightly creamy, body is light-medium. Consumed under what has to be nearly ideal weather conditions -- an 88-degree July night. I think it helped my impression of this stuff, which is already a better than average fruit beer.