Lost Coast Tangerine Wheat

Brewed by Lost Coast Brewery & Cafe
Style: Fruit Beer
Eureka, California USA

Serve in Flute

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Pours orange with a somewhat off white head. Aroma is tangerine and wheat. Smelled almost like an orange lifesaver. Taste was sweet with a hint of citrus tartness. Crisp mouth feel with a sticky finish. Overall this was decent but the sweetness was a bit much.

Bottle. Compliments of Matt. Great artwork as always. Pour is cloudy medium orange with small to medium white head. Head does not last long. Lacing is spotty. Aromas of heavy tangerine, basically if you mashed them in your hands and took a whiff you would capture the citrus fruitiness of this unique brew. Further scents of candy orange slices, slight yeast, and tons of other orange notes. Taste is tart, and sweet with a mostly tangerine and blood orange flavor. Super drinkable and insanely underrated in my book.

At Fork. Must have been a pretty freshly tapped keg the tangerine flavor and aroma was very noticeable. Like someone squeezed some juice in a wheat ale. Not so much my thing but not bad at all. Serving: Tap

Good beer. Ligh in body medium aroma dominated by citrius. Color light orange. Taste pleasant with citrius tangerine.

Not that bad for a Fruit Beer. The flavor is subdued, and the Wheat aspects come through well.

Tap at J Ryan’s. Nice enough beer. Definitely a light tangy orange all the way through. Poured cloudy light orange.

Draft pint, Hazy golden wheat, little head, nice citrus tone. Little crisp, very refreshing. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Pours a bright orange with a frothy white head. Aroma is very citrusy with orange and tangerine. Smooth when drinking. Taste is very similar to the aroma, and is quite sweet. Upon drinking, this gets a little to sweet for me, but it is good.

Draught. Cloudy whiteish golden. Medium white creamy head that clings to the glass. Oranges, and a lot of them. Crisp fruity aroma. Refreshing carbonation. Wheaty and with lots of citrus. Almost to the extent of being a little artificial.

pours clear golden tangerine orange, barely any head, minimal retention, lazy-moving CO2 streams. Fruity and bright tangerine peel and juice on the nose. Starts with a very refreshing blast of distinct tangerine without the tangy citrus, transitions smoothly into a mildly bitter-almost salty off-dry light malt finish. Somewhat thin in the mids and finish. Low-medium complexity, low-medium depth, good transitions, average carry, great (in the hot blazing sun) drinkability. Not very complex but great clean tangerine flavour and highly gulpable.