Jämtlands Äppelweisen

Formerly brewed at Jämtlands Bryggeri
Style: Fruit Beer
Pilgrimstad, Sweden

Serve in Flute

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Fruity wheat aroma. The taste is more like cider than beer. Refreshing but a bit sweet.

Golden. Apple aroma with notes of yoghurt and acid. Sweet flavour with notes of apple and salt. Dry finish.

Sampled from draught at Stockholm Beer & Whisky Festival 2005.
Small white head, unclear orange golden body. Wheat and fruit aroma with a sweet yeasty note. Soda-pop like. Dominating apple cider flavor with a faint wheat/yeast character. Fresh and pretty nice, but not very beerish.

On draught at Plain Kitchen, Göteborg. Hazy pale yellow. Hints of apple in aroma along with glue. Artificial flavour from apples. Refreshing. As said below, a good thirst quencher on a sunny day but that’s all.

Hazy pale yellow, thin white head. Aroma from wheat, clove and banana. Flavour is typical weiss with a toch of apple. Nothing special really. Big disappointment.

Rated @ Stockholm beer festival. Azy pale yellow with vanishing head. Fr5esh appley aroma and flavour. Would be excellent ice-cold on a hot day.

Keg @ Stockholm Beer Festival 2005
Pours like a wheat beer but the head disappears lika your salary at the end of the moth... Aroma of green apples and plenty of those. So is taste. This beer might have its function on a hot summers day after lawn mowing but at its own, no thanks, I don’t think so.

Draught
Pale hazy yellow, no head. Fruity, a bit sour and rubbery nose - wheaty notes. Sweet, sugary, fruity (apples), hints of rubber. Bland, uninteresting lemonade.

Draught. Hazy yellow colour, not much head. Strong apple aroma. Sour apple in flavour with sugary hints. Welldone and pleasant.

(Draught@Stockholm Beer Festival 2005) Golden, hazy colour. Poor head. Yeasty citrus and apple aroma. Sweet and wheaty bubblegum flavour. Tastes more like a commercial cider than a beer.