seamus77 (31), kansas city, Missouri, USA
Jun 20, 2006
being the only berliner weisse i’ve ever had, i’m not sure what i expected. interesting sickly-sweet-caramelkornish-apple-fruitish nose that is at once alluring and revolting, go figure...foamy white, quickly dissapating head, sour-tart flavor (in original form) and a bitl lemony-malty. an overly odd but oddly enjoyable beer, though adding either the himbeer (raspberry) or waldmeister (woodruff) syrups improves the beverage in my opinion. a nice summertime cooler, though dissapointingly low in abv and quite expensive in my region.
 KimJohansen (5208), Copenhagen V, Denmark
Dec 30, 2008 Clear golden with a medium white head. Aroma was sourish with mild barnyard and citric notes. Sour flavour with grapefruit, wheat and hay. Finished sour.
SkyCop32 (286), Morlautern, Germany
Dec 21, 2008 Shared this with Oldrtybastrd. This pours sour, aroma of vinegar and tastes sour. All in all it is sour followed by sour and finally a sour after taste.
Quack-Duck (2202), Bodensee, Germany
Dec 16, 2008 bottle. Hazy yellow colour, mid-sized fluffy and quickly disappearing head. Sour nose. Wheaty and sour, pleasantly fruity (llemon, grapefruit). A lovely and very characteristic brew - quite excentric.
FatPhil (2577), Espoo, Finland
Dec 15, 2008 330ml bottle - - Cracked Kettle, Amsterdam<br />
Pale hazy yellow, brief head. Sweet light malty aroma, some light sweet fruits too - peach. Sharp sour taste, makes me think of blackcurrant. Some tingly hops, and sharp carbonation. Finish is loads of light malt and wheat. Very refreshing, but not as sour as some other berliner weisses that I have had. Still very crisp though.
stryk (24), Farsta, Sweden
Dec 14, 2008 from bottle.. bought from Trinkgut in Krefeld.
My german beer safari heatens up even more.
Smells and tastes apple juice, wheat and grape. Medium to heavy Sour, light sweet and very fizzy. Acidic.I always wanted to try this one. Weird beer but very drinkable and refreshing. Napoleon is said to have called this beer type for the champagne of the prussians. I hope i have time to try the ones with raspberry and woodruff. Remember that this one only weights in at 3.5%.
Cheers
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