New Holland Full Circle

Looks like any other pale yellow american beer but has a very slight haze. Gentle yeasty aroma. Ok fizz on the palate. Gentle in it’s own way on the taste buds. Some hop feel to it but mostly well behaved. Mild bitter linger on the finish. Decent brew.

Brightly hazed gold, creamy white head. Light aromas of grassy wheat bread rest on notes of sweet lemon and toasted grains. Muddled citrus flavors ride notes of nutty earthy wheat. Light bodied and thin, light carbonation, dry wheat finish. Non-offensive, but just very bland and basic…

Bottle with new label. Pours light copper/hazy gold with a slight chill haze. A stretch-pour allowed two inches of pure white foam to rise up. Retention duration was of several minutes, and a few streaks of lacework remained as well as coverage on most of the surface. Aromatics laced with light malt, flaked corn, honey, and a light floralness. Sweetish and mildly earthy. Medium to light bodied, with a creamy mouthfeel and slightly crisp. Fresh, sweet malt on the pallet, along with hints of toasted corn and cereal grains. Hopping is low, but bitterness is firm and smooth. Finishes quite dry with fading light malt. I’m not a big fan of the style, and this beer doesn’t change that. Pretty mediocre.

Michigan Beers tasting at Three Cellars Milwaukee. Creamy and bready.Sweet sugary brewery aroma with hint of banana

I had this from a bottle that seemed like it was just bottled. It was extremely fresh. Paired with a nice cheese, this beer was extremely bready, fresh Saaz hops are spicy but not over powering. The bready body was really nice. Clean golden body with a nice white head. Great mouthfeel. Creamy and bready. This was stupendous and apparently nobody ever drinks it fresh because it was fantastic! Ughsmash and DavidP were in my company and agreed.