Gruhlke’s Missouri Wheat

Brewed by Bias Vineyards - Gruhlke’s Microbrewery
Style: Wheat Ale
Berger, Missouri USA

Serve in Shaker, Weizen

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Sampled on tap at Bias/Gruhlke’s on 11/19/2012. Pours a yellow color with white head. Light, wheat flavors. Very stale. I felt like I was drinking toilet water.

It poured a hazy yellow/straw color with a white head. The aroma was quite muted with just a hint of a wheat note. Light and thin, with a slightly dry finish. The taste was about as neutral as a beer can be, with faint wheat and water.

Plastic cup sampler at the winery/brewpub. Basically undrinkable, not the worst I have ever had but one of the worst. Perfect example of diacetyl run a muck. Two small sips and the rest was spilled on the grass of the winery’s front porch.

Tap at the brewpub. Deep copper amber colored body with a foamy khaki head. The nose has minerals with dough and almond. There is a taste of bubblegum with some hints of clove. There is also some almond in the finish.