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Iron Spike Whistle Blowin' Wheat

Iron Spike Brewing Company
Galesburg, Illinois
Beer style: Weissbier - Hefeweizen
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Common descriptors are
A real Bavarian wheat beer - ’hefe’ meaning yeast, and ’weizen’ meaning wheat. Made with over 60% wheat and fermented using two distinctive Bavarian Weizenbier yeasts. This is an unfiltered, lightly hopped thirst quenching all around treat with a big mouthfeel, plenty of estery aromas with a refreshing tart finish. Wheat beers were originally forbidden by the Reinheitsgebot (German beer purity law) that forbade the inclusion of anything but barley, hops and water. Some say the law was originally intended to save wheat for the baking of bread. Prost!



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Iron Spike Whistle Blowin' Wheat

Iron Spike Brewing Company
Galesburg, Illinois
Beer style: Weissbier - Hefeweizen
Ref: ratebeer.com May2024

Common descriptors are
A real Bavarian wheat beer - ’hefe’ meaning yeast, and ’weizen’ meaning wheat. Made with over 60% wheat and fermented using two distinctive Bavarian Weizenbier yeasts. This is an unfiltered, lightly hopped thirst quenching all around treat with a big mouthfeel, plenty of estery aromas with a refreshing tart finish. Wheat beers were originally forbidden by the Reinheitsgebot (German beer purity law) that forbade the inclusion of anything but barley, hops and water. Some say the law was originally intended to save wheat for the baking of bread. Prost!



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Iron Spike Whistle Blowin' Wheat

Iron Spike Brewing Company
Galesburg, Illinois
Beer style: Weissbier - Hefeweizen
Ref: ratebeer.com May2024

Common descriptors are
A real Bavarian wheat beer - ’hefe’ meaning yeast, and ’weizen’ meaning wheat. Made with over 60% wheat and fermented using two distinctive Bavarian Weizenbier yeasts. This is an unfiltered, lightly hopped thirst quenching all around treat with a big mouthfeel, plenty of estery aromas with a refreshing tart finish. Wheat beers were originally forbidden by the Reinheitsgebot (German beer purity law) that forbade the inclusion of anything but barley, hops and water. Some say the law was originally intended to save wheat for the baking of bread. Prost!




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Iron Spike Whistle Blowin' Wheat

Iron Spike Brewing Company
Galesburg, Illinois
Beer style: Weissbier - Hefeweizen
Ref: ratebeer.com May2024

Common descriptors are
A real Bavarian wheat beer - ’hefe’ meaning yeast, and ’weizen’ meaning wheat. Made with over 60% wheat and fermented using two distinctive Bavarian Weizenbier yeasts. This is an unfiltered, lightly hopped thirst quenching all around treat with a big mouthfeel, plenty of estery aromas with a refreshing tart finish. Wheat beers were originally forbidden by the Reinheitsgebot (German beer purity law) that forbade the inclusion of anything but barley, hops and water. Some say the law was originally intended to save wheat for the baking of bread. Prost!



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Iron Spike Whistle Blowin' Wheat

Iron Spike Brewing Company
Galesburg, Illinois
Beer style: Weissbier - Hefeweizen
Ref: ratebeer.com May2024

Common descriptors are
A real Bavarian wheat beer - ’hefe’ meaning yeast, and ’weizen’ meaning wheat. Made with over 60% wheat and fermented using two distinctive Bavarian Weizenbier yeasts. This is an unfiltered, lightly hopped thirst quenching all around treat with a big mouthfeel, plenty of estery aromas with a refreshing tart finish. Wheat beers were originally forbidden by the Reinheitsgebot (German beer purity law) that forbade the inclusion of anything but barley, hops and water. Some say the law was originally intended to save wheat for the baking of bread. Prost!



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Iron Spike Whistle Blowin' Wheat

Iron Spike Brewing Company
Galesburg, Illinois
Beer style: Weissbier - Hefeweizen
Ref: ratebeer.com May2024

Common descriptors are
A real Bavarian wheat beer - ’hefe’ meaning yeast, and ’weizen’ meaning wheat. Made with over 60% wheat and fermented using two distinctive Bavarian Weizenbier yeasts. This is an unfiltered, lightly hopped thirst quenching all around treat with a big mouthfeel, plenty of estery aromas with a refreshing tart finish. Wheat beers were originally forbidden by the Reinheitsgebot (German beer purity law) that forbade the inclusion of anything but barley, hops and water. Some say the law was originally intended to save wheat for the baking of bread. Prost!