Saint Arnold Texas Wheat

Bottle: Pours a clear yellow gold color with light head. the nose is lightly zesty with some wheat, some light esters and a touch of distant hops. All of that is filtered out however and you’re left with a shell of a hefeweizen. Grainy, the esters come off as fusels and you get a weird european malt liquor taste. Bah.

Bottle ( 12oz ). Shared by garthicus with me and blankboy. Clear gold, average white head. Grainy aroma, slightly sour - taste is simple fresh cereal grain; chewy but light mouthfeel, only mildly carbonated, slick, a bit astringent - meh.

hazy gold pour with a small white head. taste of citrus and hops. i will drink it again!

Thanks to Blutt59. Appearance: Straw yellow with a tiny white head. Aroma: Dirty grassy aroma with vinyl and new trash bags. Flavour: Toasty corn, wheat, slight yeast, a bit of butter. Not offensive.

Bottle. Nose is sweet grains without much else. Fairly clear pale gold with a small white head. Full bodied and clean with a spicy finish. Not much to it, but refreshing and crisp as appropriate for the style.

Bottle pour into glass, moderate carbonation, with a short lived white head. Looks clean, clear, golden yellow. Mild flavors and aroma....piney, mild hops, with just a touch of citrus, not much maltiness to it. Nice body, goes down smooth and easy after mowing the lawn. A nice, simple Texas wheat.

A little bit sweet and very easy to drink. Texas summer kind of smoothness.

12oz bottle courtesy of Cavie poured into a wheat glass. Pours clear pale yellow almost like a macro with a medium white head. The aroma is light, creamy, and quite sweet. The flavor is smooth wheat with just a hint of citrus and hops. The body is thin and the mouthfeel is high carbonation with an odd but pleasant starchy dry feeling.