And Look! It Has Pockets!
2nd Shift Brewing

 

Undated can into pint glass. It's been kicking around the back of the fridge for who knows how long, so don't take this review as gospel. Pours a clear light honey color with a thin white head. Nice carbonation - many tiny bubbles continuously rise to the top. Initial impression is coriander, banana, cloves, and a bit of malt sweetness. Mouthfeel is clean and crisp. Finish fades to a spicy sweetness. An enjoyable departure from my typical diet of IPAs.

 

 

16oz can. Poured out a slightly cloudy, golden amber color with a small, off-white head of foam. It left minimal lacing. It smelled of coriander, spices and cracked wheat. Sweet wheat taste with a little orange peel and a nice balance of spices. Crisp and sharp.

haven't had a wheat anything in a while, decided to go with ol trusty 2nd shift and here we are. pours a fairly clear golden yellow, a nice enough little white head and not much else. looks like a beer man. nose is instantly a nice whole wheat cracker thing, with a slurry of spices that mostly read off as clove, coriander and a sort of ginger spice poking in. flavor profile is much the same. initially a very clean wheat beer, with a hint of almost black pepper spice that flows into the other assorted spices. Lots of what i'm picking up as a clove flavor, hints of coriander and other various things i'm not fine tuned enough to pick out. there's a bit of a lemon zesty bite and then it all fades to this wheat and yeast lingering note. it's light and fairly drinkable, has a good oomph of flavor and would probably go nicely with some cheese.