In general the name merely refers to any beer that has been made with 50% or more wheat.

Under that broad umbrella is a whole range of styles that make wheat a huge field.

Its a heady, dark, caramel-scented piece of work with a toasty malt flavoring.

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Real Dunkel fans might cry foul, but for an easy drinking dark, the Dragon alights nicely.

Refreshing and built for summertime, its a blast of bottled sunshine.

This contender out of St. Louis is hands-down the domestic Bavarian weissbeer to try, forsaking all others.

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Lovers of German ales and lagers should look intoUrban Chestnutsentire lineup.

An absolute must try.

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Lagunitas Little Sumpin' Sumpin' - wheat beer

Three Floyds Gumballhead - wheat beer

The Bruery Hottenroth - wheat beer

Ommegang Witte - wheat beer

Bayern Dragon’s Breath - wheat beer

Allagash White - wheat beer

Two Brothers Ebel’s Weiss Wheat Beer

Westbrook Gose - wheat beer

Urban Chestnut Schnickelfritz - wheat beer

Boulevard 80 Acre Hoppy Wheat Beer

Bear Republic Tartare - wheat beer

Avery White Rascal - wheat beer

Boulevard Brewing Tank 7 - wheat beer

Brooklyn Greenmarket Wheat Beer

Sierra Nevada Kellerweis - wheat beer

Bell’s Oberon Ale - wheat beer

Dogfish Head Namaste - wheat beer

Pyramid Apricot Ale - wheat beer