Bräu zLoh Weißbier

Brewed by Bräu Zum Loh
Style: German Hefeweizen
Loh, Germany

Serve in Weizen

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Bottle. Spicy light dusty clove aroma. cloudy orange, big offwhite lacing head. Earthy clove start, light peach and pineapple, fullflavored. Chewy medium body, light sparkly. Quick fruity finish.

Bottle (copyright by joss!): Hazy, deep golden, bigger fluffy & loose off-white head, quite slowly collapsing; fresh lemony-fruity nose with wheat, yeast - and hops (!) - in the background plus extremely faint traces of cloves; light to moderate sweetish-sourish flavour with a light bitterness, light to medium bodied, quite smooth; light aromatic hoppy traces in the sweet malty and sourish lemony finish. Chapeau! A heavily diluted copy of the Schneider Hopfen Weiße........

(bottle) Hazy, amber colour with a big but collapsing off-white foamy head. Fruit-accented aroma of citrus and lime with a moderate wheat-character, cara-malt, cloves and a touch of resiny hops. Bitter and slightly tart flavour with a faint sweetness towards the finish. Wheaty and cara-malty taste with moderate fruity notes and spicy phenols, mostly cloves; delicately bitter and slightly sour fruity finish with resiny hops and a balanced late arriving malty sweetness. Aromatic Ur-Weizen. 13.I.09

(Bottle at One Pint Pub, Helsinki, on 2008-12-05) Dark orange and hazy. Medium sized long lasting white head. Fruity and banana aromas in nose. Medium bodied and little bit dry palate with lot of carbonation. Banana, malts, frutiness, light bitterness and some saltiness in taste. Fruity and slightly bitter aftertaste.