Boulder Beer Sweaty Betty Blonde

Brewed by Boulder Beer Company
Style: Wheat Ale
Boulder, Colorado USA

12 oz bottle. Pours a hazy golden yellow with a thin fizzy white head that diminishes to a thin film and leaves a little lacing.

The aroma is musty, stinky earthy yeast with some banana and clove and a little citrus.

The flavor is wheaty malts with some yeast and a little spice and some sweet fruits. The flavor is pretty subdued and a little watery. The mouthfeel is medium bodied with a watery texture and a touch of harsh carbonation.

Overall, a pretty bland mix of a hefeweizen and a wit.

12 oz bottle pour. Pale yellow in color, with banana and clove notes in the aroma. Cloves overly evident in the taste, overpowering anything else. Not a bad beer, but not as balanced as I would have hoped.

Straw yellow, mild bodied with a slowly dissipating white frothy head. Aroma of yeast, spice, banana and fruit. Taste of wheat, fruit, spice with a spicy yeasty finish. Considering the lame name of the beer, I expected a drain pour but it surely exceeded expectations.

12 oz. bottle. A basic yellow pour, no haze in this wheat, thin head that’s gone in a few seconds. My stuffy nose picks up a basic malty beer smell, Taste is, I guess, fizzy to start with. Really, that’s my first impression when rating while fighting a cold. But I’ve got some citrus character here, which turns toward the orange side in the next few sips. A little light spiciness, but I don’t think I’d have picked this out as a wheat beer in a blind tasting. Some general, quite light fruitiness in the middle. No bitterness to speak of. A nice, mild but forgettable beer.

Pours a hazy yellow-gold color with a thin white head that does stick around. The aroma is yeast and a nice light citrus fruit scent. The flavor is a little bland and watery with yeast, some citrus fruit and mild spice, along with cardboard. It’s not bad though, is refreshing enough, and certainly gets the job done on a hot day.

Pours a hazy golden color like a wheat beer should look. However, since it is a wheat beer, there should be a substantial head, which was lacking. Thin head for a wheat. Actually this beer was more like a Belgian whit with the spices. The spices were not too strong, but noticeable. Very thirst quenching. Decent beer.

12 oz. bottle. Every time that I think I have had my last wheat beer of the summer, I find one more in my cellar. This one pours a hazy pale gold with a thin linen white head that faded to an incomplete film after the first sip and left no lace at all. Mild aroma of wheat and grassy hops. The flavor is again wheat with grassy hops along with some notes of lemon. Refreshing and crisp.

Bottle--Cloudy yellow coloring with a medium size head, a decent amount of carbonation fueled the head, that later faded. Soft aroma of citrus. Taste was yeasty with lemon rounding out the drink. The finish included that lemony smack on the lips. Produce 1.59