Lakefront White Beer

Pours cloudy light golden with a off-white head. Aroma of orange peel, coriander, vanilla, and citrus. Tastes of orange peel, tart, wheat, and coriander. Medium bodied with nice carbonation.

Pours pale golden with a think white head. Slight nose of biscuit and citrus. Same in the flavor. Light on the palate.

12 ounce bottle from State lLine. Pours a very slightly hazy golden yellow with a weak attempt at a head. Decent lacing, however. Aroma is bread, citrus, pineapple and cat food. Taste is pineapple, bread, light spice and caramel. Medium bodied.

12 oz bottle from gputty. Hazy lemon pour with a big white head. Big lemony coriander nose, touches of orange and light wheat. Nice zippy flavors, textbook wit if not for a bit of undercarbonation. Very nice!

21 oz. bottle. Pours a hazy yellow with a decent pale white head. The head fades leaving behind okay lacing. Notes of yeast, coriander, and citrus on the nose. Mild carbonation with a medium, smooth mouthfeel. A little biscuit and yeast notes. The orange and coriander is light. This is a very easy drinking beer. I have to admit, I am not a huge wheat beer fan, but I can get along with this one. Perhaps this is the one that will turn me to the wheat side. Finishes nicely with notes of bread and citrus lingering on the tongue.

12 ounce bottle. Kind of a watery mess. Pale yellow hue with a white head that did have nice retention. Aroma was mild coriander and the flavor was of bland white bread and coriander. Beer was watery and over-carbonated.

12 ounce bottle - $5.00 at Taco Mac in Kennesaw, Georgia. Bottled during the 2nd week of December. Appearance: Pours out a clear, yellow body with a thin, fizzy, white head. The kind of beer Stone Brewing talks about. Smell: Zesty citrus and redolent spices overlaying a light malt aroma. Taste: Light pale maltiness with a faintly sweet, tangy wheat malt character. Tiniest hint of vanilla. Squirt of lemon juice with a blend of spices with flourishes of cardamom and clove. Mild spicy hops with just a touch of appreciable bitterness. Drying finishes with a light, lingering spice character. Mouthfeel: Medium-thin body. Medium-high carbonation. Drinkability: Nicely refreshing and reasonably tasty. Not bad, Lakefront!

Pour is a cloudy yellow with a large white head. Aroma is some corriander with a touch of yeast. Flavor is a nice spice up front then comes more of a citrus followed by bready malts. Better than expected.