Schneider Weisse, Hefe-Weizen: German Style Wheat Ale, ? ABV, 1pint 0.9 oz, Bottle Fermented
Brewed by G. Scheidner & Sohn according to the Reinheitsgebot, product of Bavaria/Germany.
The first thing you will notice is that this Hefe-Weizen is darker in color than it’s U.S. counter parts. The aroma is malty with hints of clove. The taste is sweet with hints of spice and cloves; there is no need for any additional fruit flavor so put away that lemon. The mouth feel is light and refreshing and has the feel of a sweet Champaign. It’s hard to belief that they got such a great beer while sticking to the Reinheitsgebot law.
I would combine this brew with any summer time favorite Grilled Chicken, Roasted Pork, Watermelon, or hey what the hell more beer.
After a long day of working on tile it feels good to sit down to a nice German Hefe-Weizen. This is an excellent summer beer and happens to be one of my personal favorites. I recall spending at least an hour in front of their booth at a Hops Festival and spending most of my chips drinking one after another. Trust me this beer may be more expensive than your average brew but it is worth it.
Brewed by G. Scheidner & Sohn according to the Reinheitsgebot, product of Bavaria/Germany.
The first thing you will notice is that this Hefe-Weizen is darker in color than it’s U.S. counter parts. The aroma is malty with hints of clove. The taste is sweet with hints of spice and cloves; there is no need for any additional fruit flavor so put away that lemon. The mouth feel is light and refreshing and has the feel of a sweet Champaign. It’s hard to belief that they got such a great beer while sticking to the Reinheitsgebot law.
I would combine this brew with any summer time favorite Grilled Chicken, Roasted Pork, Watermelon, or hey what the hell more beer.
After a long day of working on tile it feels good to sit down to a nice German Hefe-Weizen. This is an excellent summer beer and happens to be one of my personal favorites. I recall spending at least an hour in front of their booth at a Hops Festival and spending most of my chips drinking one after another. Trust me this beer may be more expensive than your average brew but it is worth it.
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