Wheat beers are a type of beer that primarily uses wheat in addition to barley in the brewing process. This gives them a light, refreshing taste and a cloudy appearance. Common styles of wheat beers include Hefeweizen, Witbier, and American Wheat Beer, each with unique flavors and characteristics. These beers often have fruity and spicy notes, thanks to the yeast used during fermentation. They are typically lower in bitterness compared to other beer styles, making them a popular choice for warm weather. Wheat beers are often served with a slice of lemon or orange to enhance their flavor profile.