Wild Heaven Let There Be Light

Wild Heaven Craft Beers
Brewed at Thomas Creek Brewery
Style: Amber Ale
Decatur, Georgia USA

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Tasted in growler. Very light in color and taste. Labeled as pale ale but toe more of a lager. Definitely a smooth all day brew. Would have again but not much to it. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Draft. Clear golden color, fluffy white head. Aroma of fresh grass. Taste is grass and pine. Decent.

Draft at World of Beer in Savannah. Pours a clear, bright gold with a small white head. Surprising hops on the aroma, with some grass, lemon, wheat, and orange peel. Flavor of wheat, crackers, straw, grass, and citrus. Light body, mellow carbonation, malty and wheaty mouthfeel. Nice sessionable beer.

On tap at Trappeze Pub. Pours a clear gold with an amber hue and a near white head that lasts throughout the beer and laces. Aroma has a good amount of grass with light grains and a slight dryness. Flavor has grassy throughout with a grain backbone and a hint of light fruit.

32oz growler pours a orange amber color with an ice white head. Aromas of citrus, ,sweet malt. Medium bodied, lots of flavor for this style

Draft @ Taco Mac Cumming. Pours a clear amber/orange with medium head and decent lacing. Smell is some fruity esters, sweet caramel malts. Taste is mild citrus and earthy hops with a nice caramel malt compliment. Extremely sessionable and all around a good refreshing brew.

Pours a clear dark golden with a fairly thick and fine-bubbled pale golden tan head. Aroma has malty, wheaty and fruity tones with a woody hint of hops. Flavor has a malty core plus fruity and wheaty/yeasty notes and a woody hop tone that suggests it was dry-hopped. Texture has good body and fizz. This is definitely a good beer for sipping on a hot day while relaxing on the porch.

Light amber pour with lots of carbonation and not too much foam. The smell had a malty base, but some earthiness and spice in there. The taste followed adding in some hop bitterness.Nice low alcohol beer. Definitely interesting enough to have a few.

Growler. Clear amber pour with a small white head. Aroma was biscuity, good bit of caramel and a light lemony/citrusy hop presence. Flavors were light all around, bits of caramel, some earthy hops and a biscuity maltiness. Mouthfeel was medium to light with a nice caramel driven finish. Carbonation just about standard which is nice. Overall this drank very nicely outside with friends. Truly sessionable. A nice offering.

On tap at le brickstore. Pots a deep gold color. Little caramel aroma. The finish is where it’s at here though with a nice herbal taste and spicey bite. A really nice drink and with more presence than some porters I’ve had.