Southampton Uberliner

Brewed by Southampton Publick House
Style: Berliner Weisse
Southampton, New York USA

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Big thanks to the kind soul that shared this one at the recent Tampa Tasting. Pours a hazy yellow with a white head. Nose is white grapes, some lemon, citrus, tartness, and hints of wheat. Flavor is similar- tart citrus and some white grapes with hints of wheat and lactic. Medium in body for the style and very nice overall.

Bottle shared by Maxx at tasting in NYC. Pours cloudy yellow gold with white head. Nose and taste of lemon, ripe banana puree, sour milk and soured wheat malt. Medium body. Well balanced tartness.

2011 bottle, No. 45 out of 450, shared by Max at Zach & Matt’s tasting. Pours golden yellow with medium white head. Aroma and taste of sour, tart lemon rind and juice with some noticable funkiness. Acidic, tart and well balanced. Extremely refreshing. I really enjoyed this one. Thanks Max!

22 oz bottle. Golden pour with a white head. Wheat, cereal, bread, some spices, some fruitiness and citrus.

Bottle 22oz. Pours hazy golden with some particules. Low white head. Good lacing. Aroma is of flowers, fruits, almost vineous-like. Taste is of strawberries, fruits, wheat. Palate: ligth body. Overall: Very refreshing. On style! (huh?). Certainly very good.

Bottle (22 oz). Shared by Julien, Pier-Luc and Benoît, huge thanks! Clear golden with a small white head and good lacing. Aroma is extremely fruity with strawberries at first and then notes of lemon, pineapple and wheat. Taste is moderately sour with wheat and fruity notes (mostly strawberries and lemon). Clean, crisp, easily drinkable and refreshing.

Bottle. Clear gold pour with abundant white head that recedes quickly. Aroma is fruity, strawberry, lemon, pie dough smell. Taste is sour, wheaty, quite grainy. Good carbonation, light, crisp and refreshing. I wasn’t at all sure about the idea of making a high ABV berliner weisse, but this turned out quite well.

Bottle 399 of 450 from 2011. Clear golden with a nice slightly off white head. Some cinnamon and green apples skins, bit of funk, hay, bit of greek yogurt, very unripe plum and an overlay of belgium sugar. Moderate to full body, moderate carbonation, huge green apple skins with a hint of sweetness that becomes very sour and amazingly dry, make you smack your licks with the great sourness and wanting more.

Shared by craytonic at a recent tasting. Thanks Matt! Bottle 115 of 450 The beer is a straw yellow hue, appearing cloudy and hazy. The head is white and measures approximately a quarter inch. The aroma offers wheat, bread, grape skins, and a light yeast character. I am really enjoying the flavor. Tartness / sourness is present but mild. Light bodied, refreshing, and incredibly easy to drink. Overall, I am very impressed. I definitely recommend trying this should you have the opportunity. Serving type: bottle Reviewed on: 02-27-2012

Thanks Mac! Pours a straw yellow with off white head. smell of lemon peel, grapefruit, citric acid. taste of lemon, tart apple and hay. This was very lively, champagne like, with a smooth crisp finish.