Boulder Beer Sweaty Betty Blonde

bottle. not your standard american wheat. pours cloudy yellow-orange thin off white head. the spices remind me of a belgian white. you can definitely taste some corriander or clove. its slightly malty and has a decent wheat character. light sweetness as well. typically "american wheat" translates to "watered down," but this one has some substance. its not the most amazing wheat beer you’ll taste but its a good session beer with solid flavor. well done.

bottle. Pours a very light, cloudy gold. Litle head that dissapears. Taste is spicy yeast. Not too bad.

12 oz bottle from cbkschubert;Nose very bready and yeastywith some light spices; very cloudy yellow with a small yellow-tinged head; flavor is a little lemon, peppery spices, and wheaty grain.

12 oz. bottle from Plaza Liquor - Pours a hazy straw color with a half finger thick white head. Faint spotty lacing. Aroma is grass, yeast, spice, and wheat malt. Has a spicey, wheat malt flavor. Light body. Easy drinking. A nice American wheat beer.

12oz bottle pours clear, lemony golden with a tight white head. Aroma is wheat, clove, with wet dog underneath. The wheat characteristics in the aroma are very appetizing - the wet dog is not. Taste is smooth, sweet, watery, with the finish being short/non-existent. Drinkability is high but flavor is low. Decent.

Bottle. Pours a clear pale gold with an average size diminishing white head -- a nice looking Wheat. Aroma of yeast, grain, sweet honey and slightly sour fruit. Flavour of yeast, sweet malt, banana and honey and with a mild short bitter finish -- just O.K. Average bodied. Not bad, it’s decent.

Bottled. Poured a clear bright golden with just a little white sticking around for head. The aroma was a sweet mess of vegetal notes, honey, and white peppery spices.. was more enjoyable as it warmed a little, but still not very good. Flavor was a touch better with more cohesion between the prickly wheat notes, peppery spices, and some bready sweetness. Light-bodied and sharp at times on the palate (albeit partially from wheat tartness that was supposed to be there). Didn’t do it for me.

12 oz bottle. Poured a clear light golden color. Lots of bubbles on the side of the glass with a layer of debris at the bottom. Head was white and reduced to a thin film. No lace was left behind. Aroma was of clove, melon, and pineapple. Slightly sweet on the tongue. Overall, the flavors were not as prominent as the aromas. Tasted fruity with only a bit of pineapple and light clove. There was also some doughy malt. These flavors were mostly up front and dissipated toward the end, lamely ending like a boring American wheat.