Rock Art Whitetail Ale

Brewed by Rock Art Brewery
Style: Wheat Ale
Morrisville, Vermont USA

Brewtopia, 11-12-05. This poured golden, small white head. Nose has some hops, citrus. Yeasty taste. OK

Bottle from a variety pack at the Beer Yard. Gold pour with very little lacing. The aroma was of pale biscuity malts, some fruit, honey, and grassy hops. Rather watery palate, with some fruit, grape, hop, and pale bready malt flavor hints. Gets a bit tart as it warms. Quaffable, but this won’t make the cut as a Doc Lock beer fridge entrant again.

Quite bitter for a wheat, and not particularly wheaty, which fits the American Wheat style, sadly. Bummer.

Bottle. This beer has potential with a flowery grassy aroma and a tasty hop in there but as a whole, the beer lacks several qualities. It is way too grassy for one. The malt seems flat and the beer seems very watered down. The part of the beer without flavor is stronger than the flavorful content if that makes any sense! I do like the initial wheatiness but then things go downhill.

12 oz bottle-pours a creamy, thick white head that reduces. Color is hazy golden. Aroma is creamy, malty. Vanilla? Taste is creamy, malty, then midtaste, a sharp (maybe from a different style hops that I’ve had before), light taste. OK carbonation. I have now read others descriptions and the category of this beer, had no clue they were trying to do a Belgian...

pours dark golden to light amber in color with a decent white foamy head, not much aroma, almost odorless, the taste is a little harsh and bitter, the taste is unusual, i taste roasted malts and something grass- like, the body is a little watery, id steer clear of this next time.

Thanks to jjpm74 fro this in a trade.Very light in color with an inch of white foam. To me this was to much like a BMC product and was just to nono-defined in anyway.

Very golden in color. On the thinner side. Bubbly head, not thick and creamy. Very light in the flavor department. I think I would have had more negatives for this beer had it not been so hot out when I drank it. It turned out to be quite thirst quenching. + for that that note.