| Rating |
88
|
| Style |
American Wheat Ale |
| Produced In |
Comstock, Michigan
United States |
| ABV |
5.8% |
| Availability |
Summer |
| Reviewed By |
Cat Wolinski |
| Reviewed |
2018-08-15
|
Perfect For
Backyard BBQs, Boozy Beach Trips, Picnics In The Park, Summer Sipping
Bell's Oberon Ale
Review
Translucent as an orange wedge and topped with a cumulus cloud-like head, Bell’s Oberon drew our panelists in with its lemony citrus and spicy yeast aromas. A touch of sweetness and a zingy finish made it extra refreshing, and its fluffy mouthfeel made it all the more alluring. At once smooth and crisp, Oberon takes on more savory notes as it sits in the glass, and each sip concludes with a soft bite. It’s the kind of beer you can chug from a pint glass and be happy to be handed another.
Translucent as an orange wedge and topped with a cumulus cloud-like head, Bell’s Oberon drew our panelists in with its lemony citrus and spicy yeast aromas. A touch of sweetness and a zingy finish made it extra refreshing, and its fluffy mouthfeel made it all the more alluring. At once smooth and crisp, Oberon takes on more savory notes as it sits in the glass, and each sip concludes with a soft bite. It’s the kind of beer you can chug from a pint glass and be happy to be handed another.
Reviewed On: 08-15-2018
Translucent as an orange wedge and topped with a cumulus cloud-like head, Bell’s Oberon drew our panelists in with its lemony citrus and spicy yeast aromas. A touch of sweetness and a zingy finish made it extra refreshing, and its fluffy mouthfeel made it all the more alluring. At once smooth and crisp, Oberon takes on more savory notes as it sits in the glass, and each sip concludes with a soft bite. It’s the kind of beer you can chug from a pint glass and be happy to be handed another.
Reviewed On: 08-15-2018
