Harbor City Harvest Wheat
Harbor City Brewing Company

Had a tapper at the Wisconsin State Fair. Slightly cloudy appearance, Little fragrance, slight hop taste,seemed nicely blended, but not a full expansive taste, lacking any complexity. Nothing ugly, just a little boring. Might have been served to cold.

This is one the best beers brewed by Harbor Brewing in my opinion. Smell is amazing, a combination of orange, corriander and honey. Appearance is a cloudy yellow. Pours a decent head. Taste is at first strong on the orange and then follows a smooth honey taste. Highly drinkable and the perfect beverage for the lazy hazy days of summer. Give it a try.

A Witbier brewed with honey.
Hazed straw with a small film of a head.
Nose of coriander, honey and wheat...but just barely.
Taste consists of white bread toast topped with orange preserves and honey. Turns a little pasty and paper-like towards the middle. There is a strange salty presence noted, which is clearly out of place. Honey notes linger somewhat unpleasantly (though I find this to be the case in almost every honey beer I've tried). The toastedness throws this off as well. Though all the flaws are faint enough to be somewhat forgiveable.
Light bodied, steady medium-rising carbonation.
All in all, not horrible, but certainly not memorable. There are countless better wheats than this.

Slightly "Chill Hazed" golden color, decent white head and minimal flimsy lace, both dissipate quickly. Nose a bit earthy, malt, citrus, not unpleasant. The start is malt sweet, middle thin, finish is spartanly hopped, slightly dry, moderately acidic. All in all a quite bland, watery, forgettable beer.