On draught at Belmont Station. Poured a hazy straw yellow tone with a healthy white topping. Aromatic and flavorful. Fruity and sour notes that were subtle and complex. Oaky tannin notes made a cameo halfway through the tasting. Mild and true to style. The perfect warm-weather beer. Great great great!

Draught at Belmont Bier Cafe Puckerfest. A 2-year-old keg. This is the age at which Berliner Weisse is reputed to hit its stride, and my experience with Schultheiss at least backs that up. <br /><br />Cloudy, pale yellow. Very wheaty nose, slightly tart lime and wood accents. Moderate tartness on the palate and a clean light maltiness. Not a ton of nuance. On the whole this is a mild but authentic rendition...good to see it.

Tap at Bier Cafe: Murky gold, with a small white head. Sour astringent nose. Dry, sour somewhat lightly fruity profile.

Draft at Belmont Station: Pours a hazy yellow with a fluffy 1.5 finger white head. Sour lactic aroma and fresh wheat. Light on the palate, slightly creamy, slightly sweet with a really nice tart flavor. FInishes crisp. This beer goes down extremely easy and is quite refreshing. Cant imagine a better summer and/or session beer.

Pours cloudy stoplight yellow with a soft white head. Sour and mildly acidic aroma. Very light on the palate, but an excellent blend of sourness and yeast estery flavor. Refreshing and awesomely drinkable on a hot day. I was very impressed when I saw this on the menu, the local BJ’s brewery is tackling some hard to find styles and crafting some delicious beers.