De Snaterende Arend Dag Max

De Snaterende Arend
Formerly brewed at De 3 Horne
Style: German Hefeweizen
Amsterdam, Netherlands

Serve in Weizen

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(! The version I drank yesterday at Arendsnest was brewed at De Prael, NOT at 3 Horne) Full hazy yellow-ornage, huge white fluffy head. Citrus nose, very outspoken, maybe touch of coriander too. The beer is so dry that it is really neutral - again just a vague citrus aroma. The palate, however, becomes more malty. VERY dry. And a bit light, I'm afraid, but the maltiness in the palate starts to fill it in. Very (too) carbonated). In general, my comment on the mouthfeel says it all.

Bottled: Pale yellow coloured. Unclear and very bad looking. Very foamy head. Yeasty and sweet aroma. Uninteresting, veak and light yeasty flavour. Not much going on in the aftertaste.

Yeasty aroma, citrus. Appearance is orange coloured, cloudy. Taste is a bit watery, typical german wheat taste. Bit weak.

Extremely cloudy orange/beige color. Initially enormous frothy and rocky head, long lasting. Quite typical german hefeweizen, aroma is decent spicy hefe, but a lot of yeasty presence in aroma and taste. Weak palate.

Milky, yeasty, cheesy aroma. Sweetish, yeasty milky flavor. Grape fruitiness. Some kind of mix between a German weizen en a Belgian wit. Nice beer, but not outstanding.