White Russian Wheat Ale
Schlafly Beer - The Tap Room

very creamy taste- malty. Schlafly did a great job on this beer . a great beer to come back to

Kind of a hazy yellow orange joint with a very active stream of bubbles but only a fleeting bit of white fizzy head. Nose doesn’t scream White Russian but it’s certainly rich and pleasant with noble hops and a creamy sweetness leading the way. Body is surprisingly thick and almost syrupy and with it brings first, a weird seltzer cardboard test up front, followed by a sweet alcohol forward taste. Finish is fairly dry, leaves a little sweetness on the tongue as well. It’s an ok thing, just not a ton of balance and the White Russian thing is not too obvious

 

From a stubby twelve ounce brown bottle, this brew is hazy and amber-gold in color. The aroma has a note of vanilla and some light malt. The taste is sweet, creamy, and somewhat malty. I really don’t get much wheat. Medium full body. This one is just okay.

11.2oz bottle. Poured out a clear, golden orange color with a small, white head of foam. It smelled of lactose, vanilla and wheat. Sweet creamy taste with a lot of vanilla and hints of wheat.

I don’t see a date on the bottle. There is a batch number: “4681”

Appearance: It has a very short head that doesn’t last long. The beer is a hazy gold color. No retention or lacing.

Aroma: The beer has a nice mix of pear, sweet cream, vanilla, and cereal grain. It smells a lot like a bowl of cereal and it has an enticing draw in the aroma which builds each time it is smelled.

Taste: The vanilla comes through up front. It tastes a lot like a cream soda. There is a bit of wheat in the aftertaste. It’s a very enjoyable beer to drink, with a nice sweet backbone. It has a bit of a frosted shredded wheat flavor.

Mouthfeel: The body is on the lower side of medium with a bit of a thicker and smoother texture than one might expect at first.

Overall: It’s a very pleasant beer. The presence of vanilla is in the forefront of the beer and it has this nice sweet malty backbone to amplify the flavors. The sweetness might be a bit too much for some but I would highly recommend it to anyone with a sweet tooth and I would strongly recommend at least picking up a single of the beer for everyone else. I wouldn't drink it often but it would make a very nice special occasion beer. It is very impressive.