Choc Variety Pack - The 1919 American Wheat

For my first attempt at reviewing beer, I went to a liquor store and spent thirty minutes looking around the store for the Oklahoma products. After looking over the different beer options, I settled with a variety six pack of Choc Beer. Over the course of this week, I will be reviewing these three beers. So here we go.

1919 Choc American Wheat

1919 American Wheat is a great brew for any wheat beer lover. The deep gold beer has a light and crisp constancy with an earthy flavor that rolls across the palate in a light and delicious manner. When tasting this beer, the most important thing I had to keep in mind was my steps in tasting beers as I outlined in my last post. I will be focusing on the presentation, smell, and of course the taste. I started with the Choc beers because they are pretty prevalent in the Oklahoma sections of the liquor stores.

My first was the American Wheat and it was an excellent choice in starting out my exploration of Oklahoma’s beers.

Appearance: The color is a darker gold and a fair transparency. The head and lace of the beer was very minimal but overall good.

Smell: The aroma is mild with a hint of natural wheat flavor. It has an almost calming and relaxing effect, which is normally my goal in enjoying a beer with my friends. The flavor comes to a head when tasting.

Taste: The beer consistency is light and smooth with big flavor. The organic taste of this American Wheat is crisp yet flavorful. The subtle flavor sweeps gently as the wind goes down the plains. Any wheat beer lover is going to love this beer.

Overall the American Wheat Beer from Choc Beer Company is a great beer for me to start with. I am most fond of wheat beers because making the transition from your generic domestic beers, such as Bud Light or Miller Light was easy. I would compare this beer to a Belgium White Blue Moon or Boulevard Wheat. In my further exploration of Oklahoma brews and wines, I hope to gain more perspective and offer more information.