Saint Arnold Texas Wheat

Brewed by Saint Arnold Brewing Company
Style: Wheat Ale
Houston, Texas USA

on tap at the flying saucer in addison.slightly cloudy with a white head that runs fast. smells like water, yep, water. slightly burnt taste with some sweetness. not impressive, rather depressing actually. it finishes sour. this will likely appeal to the masses, but not me.

This is MUCH better on tap at the brauerei. Trust me. The bottle does it an injustice. Nice, light body with a slight hop character that is quickly overshadowed by the thud! of the wheat. The malt is noticeable, but only as a pleasant afterthought with hints of caramel and bread.

Definately a weak one from our friends in Houston...I found it difficult to discern any distinct flavors from it...but I have to agree with an earlier post...drinkers of the "Big Three" will and DO love this beer...whatever it takes I suppose...

Refreshing? Maybe, but just too thin and not near enough of that old je ne sais quoi pour moi. Guess I’ll just be keeping a close eye out to see if the IPA gets bottled.

A husky dark lager with moderately astringent and fruity hops. Nice white foam. Closer to Dos Equis than Weihenstephaner.

Golden-orange, marmalade color. Basically no head. Smells apricot and sour hops. Taste is caster sugar and apricots, however no agreeable. Not a good beer by any means. Purchased in Galveston, TX

Slightly cloudy orange/golden coloured body with almost no head at all. Aroma of wheat, caster sugar, apricots and some slightly rancid malt. Bitter wheat/malt flavour with some sugars, but not much at all. Aftertaste rancid and not too pleasing. A bit odd, and definately NOT a kristall at all. Just as the RB styles differ from what the label says, this one is right...an american wheat! My great friend Jon (JONR888710) bought these for me in Galveston, Texas and brought it up to me in Rochester, New York! Thanks again Jon!

This is a very smooth wheat beer. I wouldn't call this a full beer, but rather a light tasting beer with enough body and alcohol to let you know you're still drinking a beer. I could see MillerBudCoors lovers drinking this and enjoying it. I wonder what this would taste like if it wasn't filtered....