St. Georgen Bräu Dunkle Weisse

Brewed by St. Georgen Bräu
Style: Dunkelweizen
Buttenheim, Germany

Serve in Stein, Weizen

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Dark brown color with big head. Aroma is yeast, wheat, chocolate. Flavor is bit roasted, sweet, watery.

bottle from Bierzwerg. Cloudy deep brown colour, large beige head. Chocolate flavours, yeasty, very slightly fruity. Hints of buttermilk. Very nice.

Dark brown body, light brown head. Aroma is sweet with banana, chocolate, bit bubblegum. .Flavour is quite thin compared to aroma. All the chocolate nad banana are gone, leaves only some sweet malt in aftertaste. Some raisins and bit watery palate.

500 ml bottle. As St Georgen Bräu Weißbier Dunkel. From bierzwerg.de. Dark murky brown colour with big fluffy head. Banana, caramel sweetness, wheat and mild yeast in aroma. Flavour is wheat, bread, banana and mild yeast and bitterness. Watery. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

(bottle) Cloudy, brown colour with a big persistent and tanned foamy head. Berry-fruity aroma with a tinge of banana and a moderate wheat-character, accompanied by notes of cloves and caramel. Mildly sour-tart flavour, light to medium bodied with a pleasantly modest carbonation. Good balance between fruitiness, delicately toasted malt and present wheaty notes; mildly sour and bitter finish with toasty and slightly grainy malt in the aftertaste. Enjoyable Dunkelweizen. 24.XII.11

Im Geruch vorherrschend dunkelmalzig, hintergründig aber auch fruchtig-birnig, medizinal. Startet überwiegend süßlich-fruchtig. Mitte medizinal, kräuterig und birnig. Im Schluß verhalten malzig im fruchtigen Fluß, schokoladig. Recht gut.

Bottle looks simple but good. Beer in the glass zippy, nice head. Starts quite yeasty, modest fruity, a bit woody-malty. More and more dry. Finish a bit unbalanced, so not too drinkable. Had better dunkelweizens.

Bottle: Chestnut-amber to deep amber coloured , hazy, big besten-egg-white-like tanned head, typical sourish-fruity nose with cacao, toasted ˇalt and a distinctive phenolic-clovey tinge in the background; light to moderate sourish-sweetish flavour, light to medium bodied; cacao - or coffee- in the sourish-fruity finish. A bit unbalanced, a bit too sourish… the Lagers are better!

(bottle) pours a murky dark brown colour with a frothy beige head. aroma of wheat, canned peaches and dandelions, with a light touch of roasted malts and summer fruits. flavour is mostly toasted wheat, peaches and dark fruit, with a hint of hazelnuts in the finish. medium-bodied with lively carbonation.

Bottle. Nose is heavily phenolic and wheaty with a little gush of mineral water air. Murky chestnut brown body with a sudsy tan head. Crisp, highly-carbed medium body lightly sweet with wheat and resolving to pretzel. Clove remains, minerals back off. I tend to ding DW’s pretty hard (consistently muddled execution of a questionable concept), but this is absolutely one of the better I’ve had in style.