wheat beer

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wheat beer

A bartender pours a glass of wheat beer from a tap.

Definition

Noun: A type of beer brewed with a significant proportion of wheat malt in addition to barley malt, characterized by a light color, often a cloudy appearance, and a refreshing, effervescent quality. It is typically produced using a top-fermenting yeast (ale yeast).

Usage

"Wheat beer" is a common noun used to categorize a specific style of beer. It is often served in specific glassware and is popular in warm weather due to its light and refreshing profile. - I'll have a wheat beer, please. - This brewery makes an excellent traditional wheat beer.

Advanced Usage
  • Hefeweizen: A specific, unfiltered German-style wheat beer, known for its yeast-derived flavors of banana and clove.
    • The hefeweizen is a classic Bavarian wheat beer.
  • Witbier: A Belgian-style wheat beer, often brewed with spices like coriander and orange peel.
    • The witbier had a refreshing citrus note from the orange peel.
Variants and Related Words
  • Weissbier: The German term for "white beer," synonymous with wheat beer in Germany.
  • Weizenbier: Another German term for wheat beer.
  • Hefeweizen: A specific type of German wheat beer ("yeast wheat").
  • Witbier: The Dutch/Flemish term for "white beer," a Belgian style.
Synonyms
  • White beer (a direct translation often used for Belgian and German styles).
  • Weissbier (German synonym).
Related Phrases
  • Wheat ale: An alternative term, emphasizing the use of top-fermenting ale yeast.
    • This wheat ale is very fruity and aromatic.
wheat beer

A bartender pours a glass of wheat beer from a tap.

Noun
  1. a general name for beers made from wheat by top fermentation; usually very pale and cloudy and effervescent

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