Saint Arnold Texas Wheat

Clear gold pour. Fluffy off-white head and a single line of lace. Buttery corn on the nose. Grainy flavor with notable hints of hops, and cereal

Bottle from Market Street in Allen, TX. Pours yellow with faint orange highlights, white head. Has very nice, crisp citris aroma. Flavor has very nice use of malt with some citris flavors. Body is light, crisp, and refreshing, high carbonation. Over all, I really like this wheat beer....Perfect for the Texas summer down by the pool or by the grill..

Not very much sediment in this one. Pours fairly clear, copper gold. One finger frothy white head. The nose wasn’t what I was looking for in a wheat either. Grainy, corn, grassy, not much wheat evident in the traditional sense. Flavor is similar, tastes bad, grassy wheat. Not even easy to drink.

pours a clear dark golden color. A foamy, off-white head dissipates quickly, leaving hardly any lacing behind. Aromas include cereal grains, wet cardboard, sweet, pale malts, and a touch of honey. Flavors basically follow along those same, underwhelming lines. Stale, nondescript, boring malts meet faint floral hop notes and dry, soured grains. Light in body and syrupy in texture, this brew falls short in every area.

The beer poured a very clear golden color that I did not expect from a wheat beer. The nose is a sweet mix of malts with a hint of earthy grasses and some wild honey. The nose had a strange funk to it. Overall a very unimpressive beer. It lacked a definition or personality.