Indeed Shenanigans Summer Ale

Brewed by Indeed Brewing Company
Style: Wheat Ale
Minneapolis, Minnesota USA

Serve in Shaker, Weizen

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On tap at Indeed, cloudy cider like pour, minimal head. Aroma of grass, wheat and floral notes, light fruit. Taste is similar, very light blueberry from infusion. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

On tap at the brewery (after getting there too late to try any nitro, cask, or infusions for the night). Good summer seasonal, but just a little too bland for me overall.

This was a nice sessionable adequate beer. Not a whole lot of flavour, but nice enough.

On draught at the Indeed Brewing Company’s taproom in Minneapolis, MN. pours a clear golden straw colored brew with an average sized off-white head that has some nice retention and lacing. Aroma is almost absent. hints of golden grain malt, some light floral hops, white bread, and a touch of yeast. Taste is light bodied, more of the wheat malt present than in aroma with a short lived mild bitterness. Finish is light, a hint of pear, golden grain malt and some mild hops. one of the lightest wheat ales I’ve encountered.

On draught at the tap room. Disappointing, as most American style wheat beers are. Very little aroma at all. Flavor has some yeast and a little wheat, no significant hops and what flavor is there is very light.

I had a 10 oz at the Indeed tap room. The cloudy gold appearance and lack of a good aroma did this beer in early. Lacks flavor and no clean crisp taste i would want from a summer ale.

Not bad at all! Would love this in cans for the summer! Lots of fruit notes in the taste! Clean and balanced.

the weakest of the indeed offerings, this one just seemed too restrained and boring. it needed some wheat sweetness to pull it together or perhaps more wheat for a fuller body.. not bad, and certainly drinkable for everyone still solid... glad to see this new brewery doing good work.

750 ml bottle (bottled on 9/24/12) via trade with mattyb83 - Pours a clear golden color with a one and a half finger thick white head. Light spotty lacing. Has a very light lemon and perfume aroma. Flavor is citrus, light honey, and herbal hops. The honey lingers in the finish and is a little dry. Light to medium body. A nice beer. Thanks Matt.

Bottle pours a clear pale golden with a large white head. Aroma of pear, honey, wheat, and lemon. Taste of dry earthy honey, crisp dry hops, wheat, with the malt slightly bready. Dry , crisp, and refreshing, pretty solid!