Wheat Beers

17 Reviews

Anticipation

Anticipation

It was a very humid summer day and the anticipation of the Lemon Wheat beer was incredibly high. Lemon and beer are a great combination for a hot summer’s day. When I was a young boy, I’d take my Saturday morning allowance and head to the local neighbourhood store to...

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A fruit too far

A fruit too far

This beer has been in my fridge about twice as long as most beers last in there. I can't say that the pink can with watermelon seeds sprinkled on it is a particularly attractive look for a beer. But this is Mill St. Brewery who has been in this business for a long...

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Less than Top, gun

Less than Top, gun

This Witbier from Napanee Beer Company features a woman flying a fighter plane on the can. Well, I guess she isn’t actually flying as the cockpit cover is open, her helmet strap is undone, her goggles are not on and she is waving and winking like she just arrived at...

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Weird- bier

Weird- bier

If I could recycle a beer from a bunch of oranges, limes and bread I think I would have the recipe down pat for this weird tasting beer. That being said, it is dry and refreshing but there is just too much non- beer flavour in it for me. If you're adventurous enough...

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Herbal Essence

Herbal Essence

After enjoying a Collingwood Freestyle Oktoberfestbier so much ( great beer, kudos Collingwood)  I was looking forward to this one. This was more of a letdown than The Hangover II! Listen to this, “chamomile, lemon and orange peel, coriander”!  Do you know what...

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Once in a Blue Moon

Once in a Blue Moon

Another faux international beer, or is it? And I am guessing that the moon over Belgium is in fact the same moon I see every night, so what’s so special about a Belgian Moon? Not much in my opinion. This Belgian White Wheat Beer Ale has a bit of an identity crisis. It...

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Chambles

Chambles

Blanche de Chambly - Translation – White of Chambly. A Belgian style white beer from Chambly, Quebec, an off island suburb of Montreal. “ A pale golden wheat ale with dense foam.” Well the first thing I learned upon pouring it was that their descriptor “dense foam”...

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