Germany is known for its excellence and stringent standards of beer making. The German Beer Purity Law or Reinheitsgebot is still in effect as the industry standard today. It is over 500 years old. Hefeweizens aren’t known to be dark, so this caught my hoppy eyes. The Feldschoßchen Brewery from the city in which is owes its name combined two marquis German beer styles to concoct a wheat, rosary and robust autumn and winter time dark hefeweizen
5.0 abv
Full tasting dark wheat beer from
Scent: toffee cedar with banana hunt
Color dark brown with some red with medium to full head. Hazy and opaque which is what a Hefeweizen should be since it’s unfiltered
In a 500 ml/half liter tall can.
Flavor: mild sweetened and a heavy wheat and bread consistency throughout the sip. Subtle vanilla and Banaba hints. No aftertaste
Pairs with roasted meats on cold days
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