Twisted Pine Rocky Mountain Wheat

Tap at brewery during GABF 2009.
Pours a watery, thin yellow with an aroma of watery wheat. Flavor is malt wort and corn. Watery mouthfeel. Wheat? In name only.

Draft at first street pub in Nederland, called first street wheat. Clear yellow, fizzy, watery, thin and very plain. Wheat character hard to sense, this may as well be Budweiser.

Draft at the brewpub. An unclear golden beer with a lazing white head. The aroma is sweet and dominated by wheat. The flavor is sweet with notes of malty and wheat, leading to a dry wheaty finish.

on tap-pours a white head and hazy yellow color. Aroma is faint musty wheat. Taste is faint musty wheat, some sweetness. OK carbonation.

tap at he brewery. light yellow almost gold hazed body with a lingering white head. sweet wheaty aroma that reminds me of the fried peach pies my mom used to make, seriously. a bit of lemon too. fresh. that word sums this up. a bit of sweet lemon lime and a touch of doughy sweetness. an easy to drink pleasure of a beer.

Sample at the brewery on 6/10/6. Beer was clear and light gold with a small, froty, white mostly diminishing head. The aroma was really empty, just a trace of toasted grain, but it was flawless, which is something for a light-colored beer like this. It’s something I’d consider slinging into the cooler at a party, but I’d never drink it again. The flavor was lightly sweet, lightly acidic and lightly bitter with a short, clean, trace bitter finish. The body was light, the texture was watery and the carbonation is lively-to-soft.

4 oz sampler at the brewery, 4/14/06: Big white head. Slippery and light. Cool and mostly non-offensive. Not much to it, but it’s well made.

Tap. Pours pale yellow, a tad hazy, with a small white head. Small wheat aroma with a hop nose. Wheat and malt flavor. Light bodied and fizzy.