Decent if subdude wheat.

Notes from September 2009 Well that was about the easiest wax cap I've ever encountered. A little taste of Oklahoma thanks to russpowell. Kept in the fridge ever since. :) Poured into a lush-sized tulip. Bottle pop was less the subtle. The pour spritzed like soda. A long, but thin off-white/ashy head comes & goes, leaving the beer naked & looking flat. A lightly steeped tea colored body, just slightly murky. Initial smell is peppery wheat & apple, followed by a good bit of lemon, & then honey. The end of it is consumed in a macerated gas of leaves & twigs sprinkled with a little coriander. Smells a little big for 4.7%. Taste is initially hampered by the intense carbonation. Salty wheat, & very doughy(but lacking in body). Mild, muddled spices, menthol & copper sort of hop effect, & some lingering yeasty bread on the finish. Feels lagered. The prickly carbonation grew on me, but the menthol wore out it's welcome early, & there just wasn't too much to focus on in total. Burps up like 7-UP... I think American-styled wheat beers are very spotty, but at the same time, I don't think I've ever turned one down. ;)

On tap. Pours a hazy gold with a white head that dissipates slowly to the edges. Aroma has notes of belgian spice, clove, light banana and backing wheat. Flavor is similar with light grain and wheat backed by light spice and banana.

Bottle: Pale yellow color, sort of hazy, with a thin white head. Nose is a bit maltier than expected, overall sweet and lightly floral. Lively citrus notes in the flavor along with the lightly crisp wheat and florals. An easy drinker that brings a sort of vibrant feel to the tired old wheat ale.

Bottle. Hazy yellow color, large fluffy white head with good retention. Aroma of banana and subtle clove. Taste is sour grapefruit and banana.

on tap-pours a white head and gold color. Aroma is wheat, orange/coriander. Taste is wheat, orange/coriander.

Bomber from ericandersnavy. Pours a slightly hazy orange/gold with a really frothy white head. Aroma is most citrus with a hint of spice. About medium body and the carbonation is really frothy. The flavor is mostly fruit, some citrus, matched by wheat. The finish is a little unzesty orange peel and some wheat leftover. Pretty spiffy drink, but the finish is not quite there. Damn drinkable though.

Bright hazy golden coloured body with a dense white head. Aroma of hay, grass, wheat, yeast and a little bit of coriander seed - nice aroma. Medium-bodied; Mild grassy and wheatie flavoured beer with some cardboard and mild tastes coupled with some light sweetness. Overall, a mild beer with not much flavour and a little odd taste near the end. Regardless, good to try as it looks like a new beer! I sampled this 65 cL wax-topped bottle purchased from Freeman’s Liquor in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma on 05-May-2009, sampled at home in Washington on 23-May-2009.