Samuel Adams Hefeweizen
Poured from a 12oz. glass into a standard bar Pint glass. It started off with a meager head, though a thin ring of foam around the edge stayed for the duration, leaving minimal lacing. The color is light amber, but is much clearer than an unfiltered beer should be. The mouthfeel matches the appearance: weak and lacking in character. The taste doesn't leave much of an impression, but what's there tastes a little wooden and blunt. The swallow leaves a hollow, musky taste in your mouth that lingers. All in all, I would say this beer is like my middle school shop class: tastes of burnt wood and sawdust, and leaves the taste of wood glue in your mouth. For the price, there are 10x as many better hefes out there.