Wanderlush

Can. Hazy, golden in color with a three finger head. Aroma is lemon and citrus. Taste is bitter. Smells much better then it tastes.

Pale wheat ale that borders on being a wit or hefe with its clove-n-grass backbone. Subtle melon underneath pronounced lemon zest and mandarin sweetness, with a modest bitter finish accented by mild vanilla and grain. Very drinkable summer beer, but comes across somewhat like a poor man’s Oberon.

Can from Craft Brewed. Pours a clear, pale straw gold color with a finely carbonated white head that dissipates. Faint melon and peach aromas on the nose with grass and Meyer lemon. Nose is very muted though. Light on the palate with lots of twigs and grass, crackery malt and some light orange zest as it goes down. Lingering orange pith, lemon and grain on the finish. Very light, dry finish, but not enough body or haze to back up what is being advertised. More of a session IPA I suppose.

4 week old can A: Poured a big pillowy yellow white lasting head atop a lightly hazy, bubbly pale gold body. S: Sweet melon, lemon/lime citrus and caramel in balance. T: Moderately bitter hops with underripe pineapple, lemon zest and pith. Some faint biscuit underneath but a bitter pithy aftertaste. M: Light to medium weight, smooth grainy texture and mostly clean finish. O: Hoppy and bitter but not too juicy make it good if not outstanding. Worth a try.