Shiner Hefeweizen

Brewed by Spoetzl Brewery (Gambrinus Company)
Style: Wheat Ale
Shiner, Texas USA

Serve in Shaker, Weizen

The beer had a semi-cloudy, gold-amber color, with noticeable sediment and a small white head. An aroma of yeast and wheat, with some grainy hops, and a bit of barley malt present. The taste was a slight sweetness with a mix of wheaty character and some bitterness to balance. Average to low carbonation, with a wetter, thinner body without a lot of feel.

bottle, from trade with unclemike. Ok aroma. On the cardboard/ peppery side of things, minor fruit, yeasty citrusy. little toasted wheat. Tad hazed, though a bunch of sediment stayed on the bottom of bottle, orangy gold color. Good head that faded quickly. little to no lace. Bitter sour flavor. Lite body, thin kind of creamy mouthfeel, sour dry finish. Maybe the dullest Hefe I’ve had, really was unlike any I’ve had and not in a good way.

Pours a very pale yellow in color and surprsingly, no head forms on the pour. Smell is somewhat spicy and adjuncts. Taste is disappointing. Not a refreshing, lemony, floral hefe, but more of a BMC. Nothing to note here in the nose, taste or mouthfeel. This may be good as a hot summer day pounder, but you’re not going to get anything out of it. There are much better examples of the style out there.

Ha, the new label fooled me. Forgot this has been around for awhile. Really loved the nose on this beer. Similar to Hennepin... American take on a saison, which was more than I expected. More spicy/peppery that most hefe’s. Citrusy as well. Palate and taste did not follow through as I hoped it would. Solid, and underrated in my mind.

12oz bottle. Aroma: Wheat and pepper, yeast and a slight citrus note. Appearance: Medium gold in color and cloudy. White head was huge and foamy with good retention. Fair lacing. Flavor: Light and grainy malt, peppery spiciness, some mild lemon flavor and yeast. The wheat sourness in this beer just overpowers everything else. A slight medicinal flavor in the finish. Palate: Medium-light bodied and watery. Medium-high carbonation. Overall: Not a terrible beer, but one I’ll never seek out again. Flavors were muddled and the sourness was just weird.

This wheat ale has a hint of honey. and citrus. A medium size bite of hop bittermess, Full on flavor. Good for beginers.

bottle - Pours hazy light yellow with a one finger white head. It smells mainly of citrus. It’s a sweet, light beer with some lemony notes. It’s refreshing enough as is common for the style, but ultimately unimpressive.

12 oz bottle. Pour is cloudy bronze. 1-finger head dissipated rather quickly. Aroma is wheat & yeast. Taste is more like a macro with a little sweet malt touch. Light body. I don’t get any lemon or citrus at all. Drinkable, but not my "mug of ale".