Peach Honey Wheat Ale
Brew Rebellion

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pours hazy dark amber with a 1/2 inch of off-white head that settles to a thin film and ring on top that leaves curtains of lace.

The smell is of sweet peach, wheat grain and hints of citrus. Reminiscent of peach cobbler.

The taste is of ripe peaches, citrus and biscuit bread.

The texture is medium bodied with medium carbonation.

Solid aromas and flavors. Sweet but, not cloying. Liquid peach cobbler.

 

Quite cloudy yellow with lots of bubbles when swirled. Rather nice creamy head and lots of lacing down the Maredsous goblet. Smells like peaches. Even tastes quite peachy. There is a sourish tang you might get from unripe fruit. Fruity nose as you exhale.

Sudsy mouthfeel is quite nice. Some Hefeweizen flavors with a rich malty flavor. A light but unfortunate plasticky smell and taste detracts from every sip, but it goes away as you savor the rather tasty fruit. Definitely the best of these peculiar Brew Rebellion beers. From the 22 oz bottle purchased at Best Damn Beer Shop in San Diego.

 

22 oz. bottle poured into stemless wine glass on 28-Oct-13.

I believe it hit local bottleshop shelves a few weeks ago.

Looks like a typical pale, wheat ale, but it doesn't have much of a head and what little of it dissipates fairly quickly.

Aromas of honey with little notes of peaches and apricot that's definitely there, but I need to search for, with a musty wheat backbone.

Taste the typical wheat in the initial half, but a surprisingly tart peach (but not strong tart, still light) takes over and finishes with the musty wheat at the end.

Overall, if it had more carbonation and if it was available at the beginning of summer, this would've hit the spot. Very sessionable and an above average wheat ale. The mouthfeel wasn't as crisp as I would've appreciated, but the slight tart peach was kinda nice.

Bottle pour at Woodshop 8 held at The Hermosillo in Los Angeles, CA.

Thanks to GRG1313 for sharing this one.

Pours a hazy orange-brown with a foamy khaki head that settles to wisps of film on top of the beer. Tiny dots of lace form around the glass on the drink down. Smell is of malt, honey, and peach aromas. Taste is much the same with malt, slight peach, and slight cardboard flavors on the finish. There is a very mild amount of hop bitterness on the palate with each sip. This beer has a low level of carbonation with an almost flat mouthfeel. Overall, this is an above average beer that is drinkable but nothing too special.