Wickham Wheat
Charlie & Jake's Brewery & Grille

Smooth - Simple. Good stuff.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Poured on-tap at Charlie and Jake's, this beer was served in a pint glass. The beer is a more pale yellow-gold color than their Pilz, but also extremely clear, which is odd for a wheat. No head or sediment whatsoever. Citrus smell, with minimal spicing. Very clean aromas. Smooth, toasted malt flavoring with a slight hopping at the end. Bitter and toasted/smokey aftertaste. Light bodied and smooth. Minimal finish, making this beer very easy to drink.

Not much to say about this average American wheat. Pours a clear darker amber with a thin white head, no lacing. Smell: very toasty pale malt and a good dose of wheat malt, maybe a touch of noble hop. Taste: sweet, tangy wheat, there's a touch of floral hop to keep it from being overly sweet. This is probably a good seller in the space coast heat, unoffensive and completely bland.

The aroma is weak and watery with malt and some yeast like elements of fruit and spice but it's not much. The appearance is pale gold with a small head. The flavor is like the aroma with a nice wheat finish. The palate is thin. Overall pretty average but I do like it.

Another run of the mill wheat beer, had at the brewpub. Yellow, some lace, a little head. Yeah, some hop bitterness, but didn't like the sourness, maybe you will, and it has a drying finish. On the thin mouthfeel side. Save yourself for their seasonals.

One of the regulars at Charlie & Jake's. It is a pretty good wheat; however, I think it is barely more than your average American wheat. It is far from a German hefeweizen in any way; taste, appearance, flavor, etc. Beer is nicely balanced and one of these types that you cannot stop drinking. Carbonation level was just right, unfortunately no head retention.

Wickham Wheat was served on tap in a mug, it had a hazy golden color with a thin white head. The aroma is wheaty. As this beer warmed the flavor improved, wheat and citrus flavors were noticeable. This one didn't really do that much for me, it's okay though.

Smooth, a bit above average wheat. Wife really enjoyed her brew, as she’s still in craft newbie stage, although progressing nicely.

A hazy gold, white head, subtle notes of wheaty malt in the aroma. Quaff had a solid wheat infusion with a finishing pilsner-like bitterness. All malt, no citrus, floral or esters in the brew.

A good crossover brew, and a nice warm weather session drinker.

Fizzy pale yellow wheat ale with a minimal thin white head. Nothing noticable smell wise. Crisp, light wheat taste, not much spices, yeast, or anything else. Just an a very light tasting, thin bodied American Wheat. Although it does rate as a thirst quencher, not much else going on.