Anchor Summer Beer

Bottle... Poured orange with a big, white head. Aroma of corn chips and malt. Flavors of citrus hops, crackers, malt, and corn-like grains and yeasty characters. Seemed ok, but nothing special as far as wheat beers.

Anchor scores again, a nice fulffy white head makes this crystal clear golden brew very appetising. The beer is very light and easy drinking, but is not too sweet and has a nice dry lightly hoppy flavor.

I had it served cold, since it is a summer brew. The label says it is a malted wheat ale. Decent pour with lacing. The aroma is fresh and mild. The flavor is dry, light, and crisp. Flavors of wheat and malt are present, but nothing else noteworthy, such as esters or spices. This is a nice, simple, summer wheat ale. Adding a little lemon or lime adds some flavor.

Pours into the glass a clear gold with minimal white head. Aroma is somewhat grainy with a bit of yeast muddled by some hop character. Flavor is nice and light as described, but lacks any real depth that so many wheat beers have. I love anchor beers, but this one didn’t hold up to their reputation.

Pours a translucent gold with fair white head and good lacing. Aroma of funky pine. Cloying finish.

12 oz bottle. Clear light yellow with a white head. Sour almost lemony aroma. Clean wheaty spicy flavor. Extremely drinkable. Great lawnmower type of beer. Perfect for what it is.

The beer pours a very clear golden yellow with a thin white head. The nose is grassy with a light sourness. The taste is a mix of earth and grass with a slightly sour acidic finish.

Really clear yellow wit a huge, fluffy, white head. Aroma of malt, citrus, grass, and herbs. Grassy, some fruit, sweet malts, and a touch of bitterness to finish it off. Medium mouth. Reminds me of a decent macro but not something I’d pick up again.