| Colonial Wheat Ale An American
style unfiltered Wheat Ale. An effervescent and light ale, it is a
refreshing summer afternoon thirst quencher.
Wheat beer’s history goes back to the
Pharaohs of Egypt. By the 16th century it became popular in
Germany where it is usually served quite cold, and with a slice
of lemon.
American Wheat Beer, which can be traced to the colonial
brewer’s need to stretch scarce European imported malt with
adjuncts like wheat, has a less fruity, more balanced taste and finish
than its German relative, the result of American hops and yeast.
|