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Brewed By: Abita Brewing Co.

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Average Rating:
6.03836

Number of Ratings: 7064

Style: American Fruit Wheat Lager

Brewed In: 21084 LA-36, Covington, LA 70433, USA

ABV: 4.20%

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Tasting Notes

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chornbuc profile picturechornbuc - December 29, 2012
Too fruity
katherinelrhodes@gmail.com profile picturekatherinelrhodes@gmail.com - December 26, 2012
Tastes grapey to me. Solid choice
mlarew profile picturemlarew - December 23, 2012
Very good subtle raspberry
Amyseye profile pictureAmyseye - December 18, 2012
Very tasty and not as sweet as Framboise Lambic.
jtatum1026@gmail.com profile picturejtatum1026@gmail.com - December 17, 2012
Less fruity than expected. Maybe it's my palate, but I thought it was pretty bland overall.
napalm211 profile picturenapalm211 - November 25, 2012
Much better on draft. Bad in a bottle
oakley15ma profile pictureoakley15ma - November 17, 2012
Tastes really good, personal fav... Brewed with spring water!!!
jb0707 profile picturejb0707 - November 7, 2012
Strange blend of fruit and wheat. I love the fruit flavour but not the strong wheaty Blech. Maybe I'm biased because I strongly dislike overly wheaty beers. But because I love fruity and unique beers, the quirky qualities provides a bit of a balance. 3 stars
ze_garcia profile pictureze_garcia - November 3, 2012
Does not have a beer smell at all! Extremely fruity. The taste is fruity as well with a hint of malt. More like raspberry soda than a beer.
steppbacm profile picturesteppbacm - October 13, 2012
Surprisingly a solid beer good job of keeping the fruit flavor subtle.
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