Wheat Wright
McNeill's Brewery

Pours a hazy yellowish amber with a slight white white headskie. Good for a light wheat beer, but lacking that something special. Hops are nice and balance well that wheaty maltness. Smooth and refreshing, but lacking in character and warmth. Quite drinkable none the less. Worth a try if you're into wheat brews, but there are better available.

Bottle states, "One Batch/Once A Year"...
Appears a light hazy gold with fizzy white head that dissapears quickly. Nice amounts of bubble streams pumping to the top.
Smell is of sweet pumpkin seeds and wheat with a grainy peach and pear aroma.
Taste is of light citrus and wheat with an American wheat style that doesn't do a whole lot.
Mouthfeel is crispy and fizzy lemon wheat speeding with a slight watery taste near the end.
Drinkability is ok but not enough to call good. Not overly appealing with the other selections available. Slight bitterness that doesn't fit well.

Pours a slightly cloudy golden yellow, with a copious frothy head.
Aroma is very american, with little esteriness, and a sort of crisp feel. No banana, clove, or bubblegum aromas, really.
Flavor is light and dry. Slight yeastiness, with very little esters, besides a strange kiwi fruit flavor. Light hops. Odd. Carbonation is moderate. Sort of bland, like american wheat tends to be. Probably their worst beer, even though it's decent as far as american wheat beers go. Different yeast?