Country- USA
State- California
Brand- Firestone Walker Brewing Company
Type- Hefeweizen
Average Beer Rating- 2.5

Description:
Cali Squeeze Blood Orange Hefeweizen is produced by Firestone Walker Brewing Company. The beer is packed with refreshing real fruit juice and a soft Hefeweizen body. The ABV for this hefeweizen is 5.4%.

Glass to Use:
Hefeweizens are best served in a Weizen glass.

About the Brewery
In 1996, brothers-in-law Adam Firestone and David Walker founded the Firestone Walker Brewing Company in Los Olivos, California. The company purchased the former SLO Brewing Company and moved to Paso Robles in 2001. In 2015, the Belgian brewery Duvel Moortgat purchased Firestone Walker, which will help them further grow their business.

Firestone Walker is California’s 4th largest craft brewery, and in 2014 they were the 16th largest craft brewery in the US. They have locations in Paso Robles, Buellton and Venice. Paso Robles is the main brewery, Buellton makes eccentric wild ales and Venice specializes in R&D beers.

Beer Reviews:
Tobin’s Review 2.5 out of 5
Cali Squeeze Blood Orange Hefeweizen has a pinkish hue with very sweet aromas. The beer us super juicy and honestly not very good.

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Country- USA
State- California
Brand- BuzzRock Brewing Companyy
Type- Wheat
Average Beer Rating- 2.5

Description:
Kershaw’s Wicked Curve Grapefruit Wheat Ale is a smooth wheat ale that is well balanced by a wheat malt base and cascade hops. 100% of royalties benefit Ellen and Clayton Kershaw’s charity, Kershaw’s Challenge whose mission is to serve the most vulnerable living in Los Angeles, Dallas, Zambia and the Dominican Republic. Since 2011, Kershaw’s Challenge has raised over $15 million for organizations supporting those in need around the globe. The ABV for this wheat ale is 5.3%.

Glass to Use:
Wheat beers are best served in a Weizen glass.

About the Brewery
BuzzRock Brewing Company is located in Torrance, California and is the creation of master brewer Michael Zislis. This four vessel 20 BBL rock and roll themed brewhouse has been custom designed for the ultimate in versatility with the ability to brew any style of beer. It houses 17 fermenting vessels and 12 serving vessels.

Beer Reviews:
Tobin’s Review 2.5 out of 5
Kershaw’s Wicked Curve has a murky honey hue with a small frothy head that dissipates quickly. The beer has sweet grapefruit aromas and starts smooth on the palate. The flavors are slightly sweet than it finishes with a bitter grapefruit. This is literally a grapefruit beer, kind of sweet and bitter with a grainy mouth. I love Kershaw and his nasty curve, but I am not a fan of his beer.

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Country- USA
State- Massachusetts
Brand- Boston Beer Company
Type- White Beer
Calories- 154
Average Beer Rating- 4

Description:
Samuel Adams Cold Snap White Ale is an unfiltered and lively beer that gets a kick from a bright blend of smooth spring spices. The ABV for Cold Snap White Ale is 5.3%.

Glass to Use:
Wheat Ales are best served in a Weizen glass.

About the Brewery
The Boston Beer Company was founded in Boston, MA in 1984 by Jim Koch. The first beer that the Boston Beer Company would produce was Koch’s Samuel Adams Boston Lager. This beer would pave the way for the brewing company’s growth. Today the Boston Beer Company produces Samuel Adams, Angry Orchard and Twisted Tea.

Beer Reviews:
Tobin’s Review 4 out of 5
Sam Adams Cold Snap White Ale has a murky honey hue with a quick dissipating white head. The beer has sweet grainy aromas and is soft and sweet on the mouth. I pick up hints of brown sugar, caramel and cinnamon which is followed by a semi-dry finish. Overall it’s a well balanced beer that is very good!

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Country- USA
State- California
Brand- Lagunitas Brewing Company
Type- Wheat
Calories- 230
Average Beer Rating- 3

Description:
Lagunitas Little Sumpn’ Ale is a hazy dark gold wheat ale with piney, citrus hops on the nose. The wheat in the beer adds a softening character which gives the beer a smooth mouthfeel. The ABV for this ale is 7.5%.

Glass to Use:
Wheat beers are best served in a Weizen glass.

About the Brewery
Lagunitas Brewing Company was founded in 1993 by Tony Magee in Lagunitas, California. A year later he was forced to move to Petaluma, CA when they outgrew the original location. By 2011 Lagunitas Brewing had 92 employees with distribution to 32 states. In 2012 Lagunitas announced plans to build a brewery in Chicago which started producing beer in 2014. In 2015 Heineken International swooped in and acquired 50% stake in the company to help it expand globally. In 2017, Heineken purchased the remaining portion making it sole owner of the brewery. While Heineken owns Lagunitas, Tony Magee is still the CEO of the company.

Beer Reviews:
Tobin’s Review 3 out of 5
Lagunitas Little Sumpn’ Ale has a copper hue with a light tan frothy head. The beer has sweet and toasted malt notes with slight hop and malt flavors. The beer is smooth with a little bitterness on the back of the mouth that turns sweet, then dry. Overall it’s a pretty good beer.

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Country- USA
State- Texas
Brand- Spoetzl
Type- Dunkelweizen
Calories- 193
Average Beer Rating- 3.5

Description:
Shiner Holiday Cheer is a Dunkelweizen that is brewed with Texas peaches and roasted pecans. The ABV for Holiday Cheer is 5.4%.

Glass to Use:
Wheat beers are best served in a Weizen glass.

About the Brewery
The Spoetzl Brewery was founded in 1909 in Shiner, Texas. The original name of the brewery was the Shiner Brewing Association and it was headed by Herman Weiss who was the company’s first brewmaster. As the brewery gained in popularity they searched for a trained professional brewmaster which they found in Kosmos Spoetzl. Kosmos co-leased the brewery in 1914, and bought the brewery outright in 1915, changing the name to Spoetzl. Three years later prohibition would hit, but it didn’t shutter Spoetzl’s doors. They withstood this difficult time by selling ice and making ‘near beer’ (which is basically non-alcoholic beer.) After prohibition, the brewery resumed operations but kept business small. They never produced over 60,000 barrels in a year until the Gambrinus Company purchased the brewery in 1989. By 1994 production had grown to 100,000 barrels and it would triple over the next ten years. As of 2012 Spoetzl was the 4th largest craft brewery in the US.

Beer Reviews:
Tobin’s Review 3.5 out of 5
Shiner Holiday Cheer has a bronze hue, a thick off-white head and sweet peach aromas on the nose. The beer is semi-sweet, where it starts out sweet, then you taste the grain, a bit of bitterness and is followed by a lingering fruit finish. This is a really good holiday beer. Merry Drinkmas!

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Country- USA
State- Massachusetts
Brand- Boston Beer Company
Type- White Beer
Calories- 190
Average Beer Rating- 3.5

Description:
Samuel Adams Holiday White Ale has citrusy orange flavors balanced by spicy cinnamon and earthy nutmeg which gives the beer a bold flavor with a crisp finish. The beer is comprised of a two-row pale malt blend and IdaPils malts with Spalt Spalter Noble hops. The ABV for Holiday White Ale is 5.8%.

Glass to Use:
Wheat Ales are best served in a Weizen glass.

About the Brewery
The Boston Beer Company was founded in Boston, MA in 1984 by Jim Koch. The first beer that the Boston Beer Company would produce was Koch’s Samuel Adams Boston Lager. This beer would pave the way for the brewing company’s growth. Today the Boston Beer Company produces Samuel Adams, Angry Orchard and Twisted Tea.

Beer Reviews:
Tobin’s Review 3.5 out of 5
Sam Adams Holiday White Ale has a honey gold hue with a flat head. The beer has sweet malt aromas with slightly sweet cinnamon malt flavors. The beer is very light and creamy, and is easy to drink. I enjoyed this beer, but couldn’t drink a lot of them as it is sweet.

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Country- USA
State- California
Brand- Evans Brewing Company
Type- Hefeweizen
Average Beer Rating- 3

Description:
Hef Lepperd Hefeweizen is a classic Bavarian style Hefeweizen with bready wheat flavors, notes of banana, citrus, clove and coriander. The ABV for Hef Lepperd is 4.5%.

Glass to Use:
Hefeweizens are best served in a Weizen glass.

About the Brewery
Evans Brewing Company is a family owned and operated brewery located in Corona, California. The company currently produces 20-different kinds of beers and has a taproom on site as well.

Beer Reviews:
Tobin’s Review 3 out of 5
Hef Lepperd has aromas that are malty, sweet with a hint of tartness. The beer starts out smooth, has a little sourness, slight salt and then ends with banana spiced flavors. It’s a unique beer, in both name and style.

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Country- USA
State- Colorado
Brand- Blue Moon
Type- Wheat Beer
Average Beer Rating- 3

Description:
Blue Moon Mango Wheat is a refreshing beer with ripe mango flavor and biscuity malt sweetness. The ABV for Mango Wheat is 5.4%.

Glass to Use:
Wheat Ales are best served in a Weizen glass.

About the Brewery
Blue Moon was born in 1995 at the Sandlot Brewery at Coors Field. Keith Villa, founder and head brewmaster, introduced people to his Belgian inspired beers. Blue Moon took off and in 2016 they opened a state-of-the-art brewery and restaurant in Denver’s RiNo District. Blue Moon is currently produced by MillerCoors.

Beer Reviews:
Tobin’s Review 3 out of 5
Blue Moon’s Mango Wheat has a cloudy color with mango aromas. The beer has a mango fruit flavor.

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Country- USA
State- Louisiana
Brand- Abita
Type- Blueberry Wheat
Calories- 130
Average Beer Rating- 3

Description:
Abita Blueberry Wheat is a crisp wheat beer that has aromas and flavors of fresh Louisiana blueberries. The beer is comprised of pilsner and wheat malts with German Perle hops, then the juice of local blueberries is added to compliment the toasty malt flavor. The ABV for Abita Blueberry Wheat is 4.4%.

Glass to Use:
Wheat beers are best served in a Weizen glass.

About the Brewery
The Abita Brewing Company was founded in the Abita Springs, LA, which is 30 miles north of New Orleans. In year one, the brewery produced 1,500 barrels of beer and by 1994, they outgrew the original site (now their 100-seat brew pub) and moved up the road to a larger facility to keep up with demand. The brewery now brews more than 151,000 barrels of beer and 9,100 barrels of root beer. Their lagers and ales are brewed in small batches, hand-crafted by a team of dedicated workers with only the highest ideals of quality, and has been recognized nationally as one of the top craft breweries in the United States.

Beer Reviews:
Tobin’s Review 3 out of 5
Abita Blueberry Wheat has a light golden hue with a small head, that pops with strong fruity blueberry notes. The beer is light in nature, and you can pick up a hint of fruit in the flavor. It’s not an overly fruity beer and is well-balanced!

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Country- USA
State- Louisiana
Brand- NOLA Brewing Company
Type- Wheat
Average Beer Rating- 4

Description:
NOLA 7th Street Wheat is a filtered American-style wheat ale. The beer is light-bodied and refreshing with citrus and herbal notes from the fresh lemon basil that is added after fermentation. The ABV for NOLA 7th Street Wheat is 4.5%.

Glass to Use:
Wheat beers are best served in a Weizen glass.

About the Brewery
Kirk Coco founded the NOLA Brewing Company in 2008. When he started the company, he brought in Peter Caddoo who was Dixie Brewing’s head-brewer. The pair started with NOLA Blonde and NOLA Brown. Since those modest beginnings, they have a wide variety of beers that they produce year-round as well as seasonal beers.

Beer Reviews:
Tobin’s Review 4 out of 5
NOLA 7th Street Wheat has a cloudy hue with a small head. The beer has a slight aroma of lemon with a light acidic lemon basil finish.

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