Adlerbräu Dellmensingen Brehms Hefe Weizen

Brewed by Adlerbräu Dellmensingen
Style: German Hefeweizen
Erbach-Dellmensingen, Germany

Serve in Weizen

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500ml bottle (OPP, Helsinki, German Weeks 2009)
Sour aroma, otherwise a quite typical hefe-weizen. A bit pissy crotchy. Taste follows that, alas - there was once a good orangy weisse, but it’s gone scheisse.

Bottled@One Pint Pub, Helsinki. Deep orangeish golden colour, small white head. Aroma is wheat, yeast, mild acidicness as well as some mild wooden notes. Flavour is wheat, fruits, some mild sourness as well as some wood and mild yeastyness.

(bottle, courtesy of Quack-Duck) Cloudy, orange-golden colour with a big and minimal off-white foamy head. Slightly sweet and yeasty fruity aroma of apricots and citrus with a moderate wheat-character and traces of cloves and vanilla. Light-sweet flavour with a tinge of acidity, light to medium bodied with a moderate carbonation. Yeasty-fruity and wheaty taste with clovy spice and shy hoppy spots; light-sweet and sourish finish with a light bitter tartness and cloves in the aftertaste (14.08.08).

bottle, bought at the brewery. Hazy pale yellow, large white head. Fruity nose. Medium-bodied, yeasty and wheaty with a touch of banana and lemon. Shy hop notes in the finish. A well-balanced Hefeweizen.

Bottled. BB 11/2006. Hazy pale yellow, decent creamy white head. Fruity nose: banana and leather. Crisp mouthfeel, lemony, estery flavor. More crisp citric than fruity sweet hefeweizen. Dry lemony aftertaste.