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Alexander Keith's Premium White
Submitted by brewman on Wed, 05/13/2009 - 04:38
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Beer Style:
Wheat beer
Serving Style.:
341 ml. bottle
Alcohol Content:
5% abv.
Where Purchased?:
Beer Store
Alexander Keith's Premium White
Not bad. Tastes just like the other offerings from Keith's with some cloves added.
Gold in color with a clumpy white head and an aroma of spice.
Leaves a funny taste in the mouth at the end that isn't quite as nice as some of the other Keith's stuff. I still like it but I would rather have an IPA by this brewer.
Other reviews of this Beer
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Alexander Keith's Premium White
Click on the Title to Comment on this review.| reviewed by: John H.  | Serving Style: 341 ml. bottle Where Purchased: Beer Store Beer Rating: |
Alexander Keith's Premium White
Pours a golden color with a clumpy white head. Slightly cloudy like most wheat beers but that is where the similarity ends.
Aroma has a bit of citrus from the hops but mostly the smell of corn.
It starts out with a spice and citrus taste that deteriorates due to the corn. I like corn on the cob and canned or frozen corn but I'm not too impressed with corn in my beer. They could have done better.
Alexander Keith's Premium White
Click on the Title to Comment on this review.| reviewed by: Bruce Ticknor  | Serving Style: 341 ML Bottle Where Purchased: Beer Store Beer Rating: |
Alexander Keith's Premium White
This is absolute crap!
Looks like their erstwhile IPA.
Aroma is a bit sour and has a touch of cloves in it.
The taste is as bad as their "IPA", which isn't even close to an IPA, but has a touch of cloves added.
It is not nearly enough to offset the corn and rice tastes which fill this beer.
The original Alexander Keith must be rolling in his grave with the thought of someone using his good name to promote such pure crap.
If it is all that is being served at a party...LEAVE!
crap!
This stuff is total garbage.
They should not be allowed to sell it as a "white beer", but then, they should not be allowed to call their IPA an IPA either.
The original Mr. Keith must be rolling in his grave. I am sure he would not recognize the beer they sell now, nor would he approve.