Bernstein-Weizen
Störtebeker Braumanufaktur

 

Sample from bottle. Amber colour, huge white head. The aroma has typical h.w. notes of cloves and banana. The flavour has cloves and banana too, but lacks the "freshness" and slight citrussy notes of better h.w.s.

 

Störtebeker Braumanufaktur “Bernstein-Weizen”
,5L brown glass bottle coded Mindestens haltbar bis: 17.04.2022 1LN 2021132”. Sampled on 02.10.2021

Look: Cloudy orange-amber body beneath a full head of white foam. Very good head retention and lacing.
Smell: Typical hefeweizen aroma rich with sweetish and wheaty malt, banana, and subtly cloves and spice.
Taste: As the aroma suggests it will be. It’s fully flavored with lots of banana, wheaty malt, a touch of apple, and subtle spiciness. A moderate bitterness balances it and it finishes semi-dry.
Feel: Medium leaning medium full in body and crisply effervescent.
Overall: Worth trying.

At Eric's during my visit in Germany

 

From the bottle, it pours an orange-amber with a nice large white weizen head that lasts. Lacing. In the nose, it is typical weizen, with notes of banana and wheat. In the mouth, it is smooth and creamy bread and banana flavor - great after mowing (which I did). This was part of a gift case of mixed Störtebeker brews in the new German style heavy cardboard case with interesting logos on it.

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L: Pours a cloudy golden orange color, A huge top of creamy head, that disolves slowly, and some really sticky lacings on the side of the glass.

A: yeast,cloves,banana,wheat and corriander

T&F: Starts off sweet and fruity with some bready notes inn the background, gets more flavours off the herbs inn the middle before it finishes off quite dry with some herbal notes inn the back. Medium bodied with medium carbonation. soft and refreshing mouthfeel, but gets a little to watery all inn all.

O: A good and refreshing hefeweizen, but nothing really exiting about it compared to other hefeweizen.

 

 

 

 

 

Pours a rich golden honey with a nice yeast cloudiness. It has a small great frothy head that lingers and leaves a nice lace in the glass. It smell great with a nice nutty fruity spice nose with a nice aroma of fine malts. It tastes even better than it smells and has a nice blend of malts that gives it its richness of flavors. It has a full mouth with a great lingering nutty malt tone. A truly great weizen that I will be drinking more of,

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pours amber with a large head.
Nose shows cloves, doughy wheat, soft banana.
Flavours include sweet bready wheat, very light toasty notes and banana.
Pretty decent.

T:
-Banana and clove upfront
-honey with a definite buttery note
-biscuity w slight citrus
-undercarbonated
-sweet,pilsner-esque finish
O:
They did go overboard with the Pilsner malt in this.
At points this tasted more like a pilsner than a weizen.
Ok overall

A decent but very typical hefeweizen. A bit thin but nevertheless very drinkable.