Rogue Half-E-Weizen (MoM Hefeweizen)

Brewed by Rogue Ales
Style: Wheat Ale
Newport, Oregon USA

bomber, pours hazy yellow orange with soapy head, has a nice malty bread nose, good spicy flavors of wheat and lemons, smoothly finishes as well

Bomber. Not so clear orange body with a lazy white head. Smells of wheat malt and has a light sour tang, spice additions are even fainter. Medium body is soft and lightly chalky. Mineral water taste. Lightly bitter, pronounced grass and floral tones, a little unwelcome sourness in with the mild citrus. Can’t taste the ginger, but there is a sort of bite at the bottom. Definitely enjoyed this, but I wouldn’t have nailed this as a Hefeweizen.

Moderately hazy, dark straw body with abundant carbonation and a long-lasting, thick, foamy white head. Mild aroma of spicy Saaz, coriander, Alka Seltzer, dough, and oranges. Malty flavor of lightly toasted wheat, mild clove-like phenols, yeast, faint honey tones and ginger. Some noticeable alcohol and a chlorophenolic note. Low acidity, medium dryness, and moderate bitterness. Subdued in character and drinkable, but uninteresting overall.

Aroma:Small aroma of hops.... Appearance:Hazy gold-orange,small head... Flavor:a weird mixe of a wheat beer.Flavor:Grapefruit and fruity.....

Pours cloudy yellow-orange with a medium off-white head. Wheaty, estery aroma. The flavor is in essence an American Wheat (tangy wheat malt dominates) with light hops bitterness. Small sips reveal ginger which tends to be hidden by the other elements in bigger sips. The yeast didn’t do anything too interesting here- could be a bit more estery.

(bottle - 22 oz) Nice amber pour with a medium white head. Not very cloudy, then again there was a ton of sediment in the bottle. Aroma is very pleasant and sweet. Lots of orange, coriander and some cloves. One of the best smelling wheat beers I’ve ever had. Flavor is dry and grainy, like most other American wheats, with some of that delicious flavor of orange and coriander. A little too dry and grainy though. Finish is a bit bitter.

bottle. cloudy, white-orange, pulpy body (remember to agitate the bottle!!) with a small white head. aroma has mild fruit and spice along with cheesy yeast notes. soft carbonation. yeasty and quenching soft flavours. tasty though there isn’t a lot of spice but there is plenty of yeast and light fruit. decent.

a dark cloudy gold pour with a medium sized creamy white head. somewhat drab aroma with notes of lemon and coriander. light bodied and crisp. flavor is light grains with touches of vanilla and coriander. i don’t notice any ginger. quality stuff but nothing exciting. thanks for sending some MUCH needed new rogue’s to georgia.