Arcadia Whitsun

The oak tannins are reminiscent of a cask conditioned ale. Nice orangish coloration. Good carbonation.

Draught at TJ’s: Aroma of wheat and light lemon. Poured deep yellow in color with a medium-sized, off-white head that diminished but lasted as a film on top of the beer. slightly hazy. Slightly sparkling. Lightly sweet flavor. Tastes of lemon, grains, water, and wheat. Light to medium body. Thin, slightly chalky texture. Average carbonation. Sweet wheat finish.

Pours a slightly hazy orange body. Aroma is some wheat, hop, and orange. The taste is similar, but much much maltier.

A light amber colored beer with a very small head that was a few shades lighter than the beer. Sweet and fruity describes the nose. Nectarine is the first thing tasted and it is bitter sweet. Wheat flavors seep in late and never come close to matching the fruit. There is little effervescence but some spiciness tingles the tongue just a bit. It finishes with a spicy flourish

12oz bottle 5/9/09 (Binny’s Plainfield)-Pours a goldenish amber with a small covering for a head. Aroma of citrus, caramel, wheat, and orange. Taste of orange, wheat, malt, caramel, honey, and slight hops. This light bodied brew is the first one from Arcadia that actually came across as somewhat fresh. Not bad and quite drinkable.

Tap @ brewpub. Aroma has citrus and wheat. Flavour is sweet, with wheat, caramel and some fruits. Good drinkable.

12 oz bottle poured into a snifter. Murky caramel color with small off-white head. Aroma is predominantly apples, with some sweet malt, wheat, and light citrus. Taste of sweet and tart apples. Medium mouthfeel with light crisp carbonation. Quenching, not bad.

On tap at Ashley’s in Ann Arbor. Flavors dominated by honeycomb and orange peel. Golden orange color. Ok overall.