Falcon Weiss 3.5%

Brewed by Carlsberg Sverige
Style: German Hefeweizen
Falkenberg, Sweden

Serve in Weizen

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Canned. Hazy yellow coloured with a medium sized white head. Fruity aroma with notes of spices. Fruity flavour with notes of spices and cardboard. Very watery.

Can. Hazy yellow colour with a white head. Aroma of dishwater and bananas. Flavour is dishwater with some fruity notes. Thin & light beer.

Can. Pours clody pale golden with a medium white head. Not much aroma, some spices and synthetic bananas. Thin and watery with some upleasant sweetness. Another failed rendition of a classic beer style by Falcon.

(Can) Pours orange amber. Fruity, wheaty banana esters in aroma with with tiny hints of spices like cinnamon and some corn-ish sweetness. Mega light flavour with a ultra light fruityness and maybe som wheat. Medium carbonated. A tiny salty touch. No body.

(50 cl can purchased at Swedish supermarket COOP) Cloudy orange yellow color, big white stable head. Low artificial sweet and banana wheat beer scent. Metallic taste, a little bit sweet as well, but not much else. No bitterness at all, thin mouthfeel. Still it’s rather refreshing and doesn’t taste absolutely horrible, rather close to nothing actually. Some metal and blood aftertaste.

Appalling looking, cloudy orange with a big white head, shocking retention. Aroma of stewed apricots and yeast. soft carbonation. Flavour is a little thin, but not as bad as you would expect, shows a little peach and apricot as well as some soft yeast notes. The finish is weak and thin. Not awful.

Can: Light hazy yellow colour., with a white head who died fast. Aroma: There was no banana nose at all, only malty, and a short bitter nose in the end. Flavour was citric,smouth metalic mouth feeling.Thin body,short finish.

Can. Cludy yellow, low head. minerally yeasty, fishy, watery thin, sparkly mouthfeel.

Thin, quickly vanshing head. Yeasty smell and yeasty flavor, no depth in the aroma. Not even refreshing.

Very thin excuse for a weizen. Less bitter but just as boring as the folköl pilseners available in Sweden.

Very thin weissbeir, light yellow with white top. Maybe it was because I drank right out of the can, but I couldn’t really trace any fruit, or acidity or anything. Feels like marshmellows in your mouth.