Triumph Honey Wheat

Tap at Philadelphia locaiton. Pours copper yellow with a 2 finger tan head. Nose is honey light. Taste is sweet wheaty, subtl, honey, soapy mouthfeel.

Gold pour with a creamy white head and lace. Wheat and lemon on the aroma. Dry with light malt and a very pleasant bitter. Just thin and watery. Flavor was good body was lacking

Tap at the brewpub. Clear, watery yellow color with a small, fizzy white head. Aroma of grain and wheat. Flavor is honey, wheat, pale malt, and grain. Very light. Palate incredibly watery, almost like a Coors Light. Drinkable I guess, but really didn’t have much to it.

Yellow in color with a slightly straw-like aroma. Did not detect any honey at first, but it’s definitely there. Just subtle. Carbonation seemed about right, and the overall feel of the beer was thin, yet enjoyable and thirst quenching. Head and lacing was nearly non-existant, but you can’t drink appearances. An American-style wheat for the many customers who probably don’t like Triumph’s bigger offerings.

Poured yellow with small fizzy white head. Not much aroma. Some sweet water flavor.

The weakest of the Triumph beers that I have tasted. The "our version" roll out version. Like "this is our honey wheat". Nothing really distinctive about this beer - I am sure that you have tasted better.

(11/10/08) Draught sample at the brewpub in Philadelphia. Clear golden. Aroma of some light wheaty fruitiness, some graininess, honey notes and a bit of citrus. Sweetish fruity flavor with a bit of honey, grainy notes and a bit of wheat. Light-bodied.

Really crappy, generic tasting light whear brew. Incredible lack of flavor, complexity, depth, character, or even remote drinkability. De. Raine. Pore.