Tree Fort Beer

A-Golden, hazy yellow-gold. Normal, tiny bubble, white foam head quickly disapates. S-Grassy, grainy, lemony. T-Refreshing, biscuity, heavy carbonation, and a tad of lemony tartness. D-I think it's very drinkable, just not enough personality to make it memorable. There's not a thing wrong with the brew, it's very light and refreshing. No style consideration to meet, as it's described as a English Pale Wheat Ale, which isn't a known style.

Poured cloudy with some nice floaties. About an inch of wispy, white foam covers the liquid. Retention is below par while the lacing is spotty upon tipping the glass for a taste. Aroma is slight. Lemon, grass, and even hay are there. I even think there might be some metalic scents but that could be from the water I rinsed my glass with. Taste is a little muted up front with most everything starting in the middle. Flavors are similar to the aroma: lemon, grass, biscuit, and hay. A nice prickly carbonation sits on top of light body beer. Okay, not a bad beer, definitely an easy drinker, that would really be smooth in the midwest heat and humidity. What isn't it: a good beer just missing the mark, making it difficult to throw back and session. Enjoy!