Berliner Kindl Weisse Mit Schuß Waldmeister

Brewed by Berliner Kindl Schultheiss Brauerei (Oetker Group)
Style: Berliner Weisse
Berlin, Germany

Serve in Bowl

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Definitely my favorite flavor of all the Berliner Kindl. It’s a sour beer with a very sugary syrup added, so it’s start out sour and finishes very sweet. The color is a bit off putting at first, but the flavor is delicious. It tastes a bit lemony, and a bit minty.

cereal, citrus, basement aromas, earthy, banana, rotten eggs, cough drop, butterscotch, vanilla, woody, golden, clear, rocky head, minimal head, heavy cloying sweetness, medium bitterness, lightly sour, light body, thin feel, fizzy,

Draught. Green. Green with a thick greenish head. Surprisingly good taste of cinnamon and cherries with a sour finish. Apple pie. Cherry pie. Apple and cherry pie.

Pours an unclear green with a fluffy head. Aroma is probably of some strange herb, but is otherwise unremarkable. Not as shrieking sweet as the Himbeer Weisse, and quite drinkable cold.

Strange poison green color, with rocky green head. Quite artificial taste and aroma. Only light waldmeister notes. Sour and sweet. Refreshing and a nice german “beeropop”, but better if mixed by myself (I think).

Acid green colour. Nice foamy, green head. Woodruf aroma, with some yeasty notes. Sweet, woodruffy taste. Sour, yeasty notes. I like it.

Bottle, pours a green colour, the taste is quite unique and it was rather enjoyable it wasnt your beer drinkers beer. but it had a good body and the flavour was very nice

it seems that most of you are missing the point...as usual. this is a summer beer, meant to be (or so i’ve read) a light, sweet, refreshing drink. while i have no idea exactly what woodruff is, i thoroughly enjoy adding the waldmeister to this beer. tinting the beer a lovely green and adding a sweetness to slightly counter the tart berliner flavor, but altering the flavor in a way i can’t quite put my finger on. overall, this is a brew to enjoy without taking too seriously, hell, it’s friggin’ froggy-green! and fun. a little more alcohol and maybe some mixing instructions in english (or whatever language for the importing country) would be nice, however.

Bottle. Pours a surprising hazy neon-green. A little light green head. Aroma has pistacios, marzipan and flowers. A touch thin mouthfeel. Generally sweet, but with an underlining sourness. Reminds me of the Danish icecream "Champagnebrus"

Bottle- woodruff aroma foremost but sourness of the weisse apparent. Cloudy neon green color. Sweet woodruff taste (nearest thing to compare it to in the states is possibly pistachio ice cream) but not nearly as sweet as the mixed ones you get in Berlin as the sourness of the weisse beer is still apparent. If you can find this in the states, it’s a fair approximation but if you’re in Berlin, have them mix you one instead. If you hate sweet beers, do not even try a Weisse with syrup.