
Cambridge Brewing Company has a relatively good reputation for putting out good beers as they've received countless awards of their beers, nine of which made a "top 100 of New England beers". This sack of crap didn't make it for warranted and justifiable reasons.
I love wheat beers for multiple reasons. The most prominent being that it counts as a fruit AND grain on my food pyramid. This particular beer had some apricotish undertones and a general fruity taste. I like putting in a lemon in my heffs but this one required zero fruit. I dunno. It sorta tasted like Purple Haze which got an equally scathing review. I'm sort of a Do-It-Yourself sorta guy. Example: Someone asks me to help them move and I say "Do it yourself". Or I get so drunk during it they have to ask me to stop. But when I get a beer and I want it fruitened. I'll fruit it myself. No need infuse bullshit flavor into your beer. And how dare you assume I want my beer fruity. The nerve. Aside from the unappealing flavor I also didn't jive with the consistency of it. It tasted watered down and bland. The scent was weak and I feel a nice strong hefeweissen should have a robust and strong aroma. Like a silverback gorilla punching you in the face. They use pilsner and wheat malts, though probably not enough, and Bavarian ale yeast. I'll say what I said when I ejected from my mother's womb, "I'm not here to make friends". CBC are smart fellas (and ladies) and they know a lot of beer and I don't argue they intended the beer to taste like this, but I vote a huge pass on this beer. Their target demographic?

Drinkability: 6/10
Taste: 3/10
Value: 4/10
Ambiance: 8/10 (only on tap)
Ambiance: 8/10 (only on tap)
Overall: 5.25/10
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