Schans 100% Tarwe

Brewed by Brouwerij de Schans
Style: Weizen Bock
Uithoorn, Netherlands

Serve in Dimpled mug, Stein, Weizen

Very dry. Extremely carbonated. Some bitterness. Coffee. Dark, black colou with a creamy head.

The aroma is sweet with strong notes of wheat. The flavor is sweet too with strong roasted notes. It reminds me of summer.

Dark brown coloured. Apple in the aroma. Loads of chocolate and coffee in the flavour. Soft and full bodied. Very good wheat beer.

Very dark brown and hazy; bulbous collapsing dense, stout-like head, brownish. Very syrupy and fruity nose, as crème de cassis; also a bit grainy, not specific wheat, bit of molasses and nutty. Bread-like taste, quite some acidity; again very porter/stout like. Blueberry taste, slightly smokey bitterness, specially in the finish. Very thick mouthfeel on the verge of syrupy. Do not search for Dunkel Weizen specs here. A Weizenbock comes closer, though usually stronger than 6%. This beer has a lot of stout-like qualities, or even a very heavy mild. But this is made with wheat. Quite interesting.