XO Lounge Lager Beer

Brewed by Petes Place / Krebs Brewing Co.
Style: Wheat Ale
Krebs, Oklahoma USA

Bottle thanks to ericandersnavy. Pours with a white head and a clear pale yellow body. Aroma is grassy, spicy, with a bit of citrus and light struck character. Taste is watery with citrus and grass. Exceedingly dry palate with fizzy bubbles.

bottle from ericandersnavy. pale murky yellow pour with a thin white head. nose of funk, tartness and grass. flavor of funk and musk. light finish with an ok aftertaste.

bottle from cache road discount liqour in lawton, OK and shared with swalden 28. poured a clear yellow with a white head. aroma of lemon citrus. flavor was the same. this was a little watery then left a small amount of dryness. let down by krebs again.

Bottle thanks to ericandersnavy. Pours a hazy yellow with white fizzy head. Aroma of citrus. Flavor of faint wheat with lemon/citrus. Mouthfeel is light, watery, high carbonation. Overall, this tasted like an old basic summer wheat beer.

Sour taste at first a little bubbly pours a nice color a light yellow no aftertaste this a really good beer

Thanks to jetzler. Pale straw body and medium fizzy white head. Aroma and flavor are doughy and sweet with some apparent adjunct signatures and light citric notes. Very low bitterness. Quaffable and inoffensive, especially as cold as I served it.

(Bottle) Bought at Joe’s Place in Norman, OK. This is a pretty good beer. Mild and tasty. Some hoppiness is there, but it’s balanced. It has a surprisingly full mouthfeel as well. This is hands down the best Krebs brew.

Here is the story on this beer, we asked originally for a mildly hoppy European style pale lager, because the lounge does not carry any BMC’s we needed something to offer those drinkers. We had forgotten about Long Island Tea’s. The guys at krebs brewed a small batch for us to sample, it was decent and it was a lager, the labels were designed and approved. Then the brewers returned with a new sample which was a slightly filtered wheat, that had a lite hop addition to it. This still tasted good and so we choose it. When I mention the beer to customers I describe it as XO Wheat, becuase most BMC drinkers don’t know what a lager is but are familar with wheat beers. Anyway here is my rating. Bottle 44F Weizen Glass. Definate wheat aroma, slighty breaddy with a bit of citrus hops, but not too dominate. It pours a light and cloudy yellow but not too cloudy, with a decent head. The flavor is slightly sweet from the wheat, with just a slight bite of hops, a bit of a rustic tone to the wheat. A lighter palate but still has a bit of texture becuase of the wheat. It’s not bad and the BMC, drinkers think they have found something really cool when they try it.