Notes on beers in the style
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A wheat wine. This was a style that really made a statement when I first encountered them maybe 20+ years ago. A golden orange body with a decent head considering the ABV. Poorly retained and no lace - as expected. The nose is way, way more...
A wheatwine. Most in the style that I have had have been enjoyable in small measures, so this will be interesting. Quite what a 'Red' wheatwine is I have no idea, but Sweetwater has a tendency for the non-sensical in some of their marketing...
Not too often one sees a wheatwine so it's always a beer that I'm interested in. Some fairly conflicting information regarding the ABV here. I've read (and heard) everything between the low 7's and 10 (Untappd has 7.6%, beeradvocate 10% and...
12 oz bottle, courtesy of shogokawada. Pour is a very rich looking, black color but does not have too much viscosity. Thin, creamy film forms on the surface of the beer. Initial tastes give some nice chocolate malts and a healthy does of booze....
22 oz bottle from Green's on Ponce, Atlanta, GA, USA. I've been pretty pleased with a number of the recent Fort Collins offerings, and it is my suspicion that they don't quite get the respect that they deserve. Beautiful, bright copper colored body...
12 oz single in the usual Founders bottle presentation. From Hop City, Atlanta, GA, USA. $4.99 for the single. Murky, honey orange pour with a thin film of wispy foam on the surface of the beer. No head and no retention. Some viscous legs greet the...
12 oz single from Hop City, Atlanta, GA, USA. Pour is a deeper orange color than I was expecting. Considering the ABV and the style, the head and lace are good and in that respect this looks better than I was expecting. The nose is VERY, VERY...
Having been asked to re-consider my review, I took another look at my notes and came up with the following adjustments. Here we go with #3 in the Side Project series. Somewhat disappointed by the first two in the series so I hope that this is...
This came from State Line Liquors. $4.99 for the 22oz bottle. Like most, I have very little experience with Wheat wines, and the only one I recall from the recent past being Harpoon/The Bros. Triticus - this seemed very different. A very still,...
I've been waiting a long time to try this. I was NOT disappointed. The presentation is classy. Love the gold foil and the simple complexity (if that makes sense) of the label. It seems to promise much and give the impression of a premium...