Shiner Honey Wheat

Formerly brewed at Spoetzl Brewery (Gambrinus Company)
Style: Wheat Ale
Shiner, Texas USA

Serve in Shaker, Weizen

Date: 05/14/1998

hazy yellow, whispy white head, slightly sweet aroma, light malt flavor, hint of sweetness,

Aroma: 4/10; Appearance: 2/10; Flavor: 2/10; Palate: 2/10; Overall: 5/20
Rating: 1.3/5.0
Score: 4
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An old semi-regular drinker back in the early undegraduate days, it was fizzy and yellow with a decently-present fake honey and sugar flavor. Appealed more as a fruit beer with its sweetness.

I had this beer a couple of years ago and haven’t seen it at my local stores for a while, When I had it, Nice pale red, more of a brown color, some head, with not a lot of lacing, the taste was great....if it was stronger, a satisfying beer...

Not a bad beer, but it needs more of something in it to make it better. Honey, maybe?!! False advertising, sure, but it’s not bad.

Ok, I do not care for beer with honey flavor. This beer was decient quality, somewhat sweet. Color seemed yellow, goldish like. Had decient fruity notes. Im not a fan of this though.

had on of these saved from a long time ago. Pours a light golden color with a 2 inch head. Aroma is faint and consists of mostly sweet malt notes. Flavor is very sweet and only a little bitter. Taste more like flat flavored malt water than beer. Palate is spritzy. Finish is foamy.

I like this stuff, it’s Shiner’s differently flavorful relative. Good wheaty taste.

Although perhaps not as bad as I make it out to be, not what I would consider to be a true (or at least well made) wheat beer in thge European sense. When you see HONEY in a name, be afraid. Okay, that’s a gross generalization, but so was this beer.