Henry Weinhards Belgian Style Wheat

Brewed by Full Sail Brewing Company
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Hood River, Oregon USA

Serve in Tumbler, Weizen

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Mostly light body with subtle coriander. Nice on a hot day but nothing to get excited about

12 oz. bottle poured to my 1/2 pint taster glass with more of a Belgian Pale Ale color as golden amber, modest, bubbly white head foam that reduced quickly to a small ring & film, and light, curtainy lacing that didn’t show much cling. The aroma was more ripe apricot than orange, a little spice as coriander, and light grain as wheat. The flavor was similar, with low hop bitterness, medium to light body, highly carbed & effervescent, and a little dryness to the finish. Not bad, and very sessionable.

Bottle, crystal clear, effervescent. Massive tropical fruit taste, absolutely clear pour, wheat flavor absent. cloying, oily feel.

My first impression of this beer was fantastic and smooth. After a few tastes the citrus seem to smother the wheat and exist by itself. Nonetheless I’m going to still rate this beer high for its delicious citrusy taste.

Bottle. Apalling beer on every level. It smells like Ginger ale and tastes like a cheap shitty shandy. An abomination. Drainpour.

Blitz-Weinhard Brewing Company--Full Sail Brewing Company--Henry Weinhard’s Belgian Style Wheat Premium Ale--Flavored Beer With Natural Coriander Orange Flavor--2007 12 oz. Bottle. 4.90% ABV--15.8 IBU’s. (4.25 / 5.0) Belgian Ale--Wit? 6-Pack $7.49. Rich dense lacy off white head. Clear thin bright rich gold color. Mid hop coriander orange mellow Belgian ester wheat spice front. Mild creamy delicate sweet smooth caramel wheat body. Mild crusty coriander refreshing orange citrus mild hop end. Sampled 2/12/2008.

12 oz. bottle- Pours clear golden with almost no head. The flavor is sweet and tasty but not complex enough, total Blue moon ripoff.

12 oz bottle. Aroma of orange...yeah, that’s about all I can smell. Pours golden amber (weird for a wit) with a fastly diminishing head, very little lacing. Big bubbles rise to the surface. Tastes like...oranges! And wheat. Tastes like a quickly produced assembly line beer made to cash in on the Belgian White beer craze here in the U.S. Now that Miller owns it, that’s no surprise. Highly carbonated. Despite the fact that this beer has no character and little skill was involved in the making of it, it’s quite drinkable.

Bottle. Poured pale yellow with fast dissipating white head. Some lacing. Not much aroma, a little orange, a little cilantro. Thin flavour, n’ klein bietje orange, a little bit wheet. Flat unremarkable finish. Thin body. Commonplace.

12oz bottle 3/4/09 (Tukwila Trading Co.)-Pours a light golden amber with a small white head. Aroma of citrus(orange). Flavor of both citrus and orange along with some funk. A slight yeast taste on the back end. This light bodied brew is not very good.