HefeWheaties
Fulton Brewing Company

Hello, my name is Malcolm Delaney, and I wanted to be on the Wheaties. But instead they hired that rat fink Dr. Shaquille O'Neal in my place. Your beer is a disgrace to all I could have been. Have a nice day.

 

 

 

Ummmm. Why the hate? Not the best beer, but better than 3. Poured from can. A hazy straw orange with a decent head but little retention. Serviceable lacing. Smell reminds me more of a farmhouse. Some citrus and wheat but with a noticeable straw yeast. Still nice, though. Simple wheat profile. Nothing exciting, but by no means bad. High carbonation. A little too aggressive. Again, ok beer.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

HORRIBLE example of a hefe!! Probably worst ive ever had, sorry Fulton i usually really like your stuff. Way to hoppy and bitter, no banana aromas or flavors

You better drink your Wheaties. Worth a try, and better than most of the hefes readily available at a reasonable price point.

Awfully clear for a hefeweizen. Smells decent, if a little safe. The real problem with this beer is the intense finishing bitterness. Why would you do this to a hefeweizen? I don't know who would like this beer.

 

Poured from a 16 oz. can into a chalice.

Appearance: Pours a hazy straw golden orange with a moderate amount of bubbles. Big two finger white head that settles into a thin patchy layer.

Smell: A crisp and bready wheat malt forward aroma with a scent of wheat, grains, and slight citrus. Malt scent of wheat, cereal grains, cracker, and yeast. Slight hint of coriander. Light citrus hints of orange. Not really any detectable hops. A nice wheaty aroma.

Taste: Like it smells, a crisp and bready malt driven taste with notes of wheat, grains, and light citrus. Upfront malt notes of wheat, cereal grains, straw, cracker, and yeast. Light note of coriander along with a slight citrus presence of orange and lemon. Not much of any hop presence. A solid wheat taste.

Mouthfeel: Light bodied with a medium to high level of carbonation. Crisp, smooth, and drying.

Overall: A pretty decent take on a Wheat brew. Much more like an American Wheat ale than the bubblegum spice taste you get from a Hefeweizen. It's a gimmick beer, but an enjoyable one.