Stolp Island Wheat
Hopvine Brewing Company

 

Had on tap. Cloudy yellow body, white head. Big citrus, orange especially, and peach in nose with wheat. Taste adds grain, lemon, and pine. Feel is light and thinner for style, not the smoothest but still drinks nice and easy. Went well with a cheeseburger

 

On-tap at the brewery
L - creamy beige head tops a deep amber/copper colored ale; good head retention
S - huge Amarillo hop aroma with orange, grapefruit, marmalade, caramel, toasted grain
T - fruity, toasted grain, more marmalade with grapefruit and orange peel, fruity, wheat, caramel, pine, but something's not fully melding for me here
F - medium body, creamy, finishes bitter with a bit of pine lingering
O - good hoppy American pale wheat ale with nice utilization of Amarillo hops. Nothing wrong with it, but I probably would try something else next time.

I thought this was the best beer I had consumed over the night. It reminds me of a GI Green line.

A- I thought the beer looked almost identical to a 312.

S- The beer smelled of being out on the fields in a farm. Had a warm smell.

T- This beer was a treat in terms of wheat beers. I hope that they bottle this beer, so I can stock my fridge with it.

M- Had the feeling of a sold wheat beer.

O- I would like to put this beer in my fridge and serve it to guests when I entertain!

Cheers!