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The Commons Berliner Weisse

The Commons Brewery
Portland, Oregon
Beer style: Berliner Weisse
Ref: ratebeer.com May2024

Common descriptors are
Our take on the traditional tart wheat beer of Berlin, Germany. Refreshingly tart, our house lactobacillus strain contributes a citrus tartness that works well with the grain profile from the wheat.

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The Commons Berliner Weisse

The Commons Brewery
Portland, Oregon
Beer style: Berliner Weisse
Ref: ratebeer.com May2024

Common descriptors are
Our take on the traditional tart wheat beer of Berlin, Germany. Refreshingly tart, our house lactobacillus strain contributes a citrus tartness that works well with the grain profile from the wheat.

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The Commons Berliner Weisse

The Commons Brewery
Portland, Oregon
Beer style: Berliner Weisse
Ref: ratebeer.com May2024

Common descriptors are
Our take on the traditional tart wheat beer of Berlin, Germany. Refreshingly tart, our house lactobacillus strain contributes a citrus tartness that works well with the grain profile from the wheat.


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The Commons Berliner Weisse

The Commons Brewery
Portland, Oregon
Beer style: Berliner Weisse
Ref: ratebeer.com May2024

Common descriptors are
Our take on the traditional tart wheat beer of Berlin, Germany. Refreshingly tart, our house lactobacillus strain contributes a citrus tartness that works well with the grain profile from the wheat.

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The Commons Berliner Weisse

The Commons Brewery
Portland, Oregon
Beer style: Berliner Weisse
Ref: ratebeer.com May2024

Common descriptors are
Our take on the traditional tart wheat beer of Berlin, Germany. Refreshingly tart, our house lactobacillus strain contributes a citrus tartness that works well with the grain profile from the wheat.

ratebeer

n/a

The Commons Berliner Weisse

The Commons Brewery
Portland, Oregon
Beer style: Berliner Weisse
Ref: ratebeer.com May2024

Common descriptors are
Our take on the traditional tart wheat beer of Berlin, Germany. Refreshingly tart, our house lactobacillus strain contributes a citrus tartness that works well with the grain profile from the wheat.