OFallon Wheach

Brewed by OFallon Brewery
Style: Fruit Beer
OFallon, Missouri USA

Serve in Flute

Pours a cloudy yellow color with a small white head that gathers around the edges. Peach and bread in the aroma. Medium-bodied, smooth mouth feel with a short finish. Peach cobbler flavor, but not overly sweet. Dry finish. Fruity and refreshing. Good peach aroma and flavor. But one dimensional.

Pours golden/amber with a dusty haze of particulate. A short, white head fizzes away quickly. Aroma is of a candied-peach taffy with notes of tangerine. Pit-fruits and mild citrus add a somewhat pleasant touch to what would be a weak American Wheat with stale malt notes. Fruitiness is cloying late. Almost mid-bodied with a sourness that clings without welcome to the palate. ~~~~~~~~ Probably cellared much, much longer than it ought to have been, place of purchase long-forgotten.

Strong smell of oranges and peaches. A little candy like. Tastes of peaches and sugar. Like those peach-o candy rings. No backing. Could use some more bite.

Courtesy of tannertavernboys. Love the aroma, peach, peach, and more peach. Unfortunatley that’s about it. Flavor is rather watered down peach and nothing else. Very thin on the palate. Good for a summer, newbie beer and that’s about it.

12 oz. bottle. Pours cloudy gold. Decent white head. Aroma of peach and more peach. Tastes of peach and wheat. Too sweet for me.

Hazy yellow color with a thin white head. Faint aroma and taste of peaches. This brew has that typical crisp and tangy flavor you’d expect from a wheat ale but it’s overall mediocre. To much fruit, not enough beer.

"Peaches, wheat, oranges, and mild hops are evident in a very nice aroma. Golden orange body with a filmy white head and little lacing along with a slow and steady carbonation. Light, lively, crisp with a dry aftertaste. Sweet peach and apricot flavors that soon fade to a grassy, dry wheat malt presence. A kiss of floral hops keep the peaches and wheat in check. Fairly basic, yet well presented....real nice hot weather quencher. A beginner’s DFH Festina Peche perhaps."

Can. Pour is a handsome looking cloudy copper with orange undertones and a small white head. Aroma is peach jolly rancher, light wheat, and a faint sweetness. Flavor is pretty true to nose with a pleasant spicy finish. Much better than expected.