Peoples Pint Summer Honey Wheat (Shwheat)

on tap-pours a white head and hazy yellow color. Aroma is honey, light malt. Taste is honey, light malt, some lemon. Light body, quick finish.

Pours hazy yellow wiht notes of light fruit and sweet spice. The palate is mid range with sweeter notes of spices, tree fruit, and do tell some honey.

White head atop lightly hazed straw body. Aroma is medium sweet, mild, apple, light spice, honey. Taste is medium sweet, honey, apple. Watery light body with minimal carbonation.

22 oz bottle: Pours a hazy pale yellow golden hue. Small white head. Sweet cany nose, honey, banana, perfumey, floral, citric lemon. Light palate, roaring carbonation. Honey dominates palate, sweet, and unbalanced. Peach, apricot, grain, mostly bland. CLean finish, cereal and blah.

Bottled. Pours a cloudy yellowish color like a good German hefeweizen. Smells of bananas, honey, wheat, and lemons. Tastes of coriander, bananas, and lemons with a sweet aftertaste. Unfortunately, the nice honey aroma detected on the nose was overwhelmed by the other flavors on the tasting, but its presence was definitely felt both on the palate and the finish, making it a nice compliment to the other tastes present in this one. Refreshing lemony finish with no pronounced bitterness. A cross between a honey beer, witte and hefeweizen. Excellent!!! I’m glad I have a few more bombers of this one.

Bottle from brewpub. Pale yellow in color with a nice white head. Fruity candi sugar like aroma. Fruity malty flavor. Apricot. Fruity beer. Light hops and malt. Finish is dry. Decent.

22 oz bottle from the brewpub. Hazy pale yellow, white head. Candy Belgian like aroma. Light fruity malty flavors. Some hops in the finish. Light malts. Dry finish.

Watery-wheat. Interesting cream-ale style undertone to this baby, and extremely easy to drink at 3.8, but would I want to? Ehh, doubt it.