Herrnbräu Kristall-Weizen
Herrnbräu

 

 

This beer is very similar to the other Herrnbräu beers I had. It was on tap and had a nice orange cloudy color with medium carbonation. This has a fruitiness that was not as evident in the WeiBbier but not as much herbal taste. This was a drinkable beer and better than most of the Polish beers I had on my trip. Germany is definitely on top of the beer it's people enjoy!

This brew is a slightly hazy, lighter gold color brew. Lots of little bubbles rising up to a huge foamy white head. Good lace. Lemony grainy scent, some sweetness of the malt. Light sweet malt up front, some grainy elements, touch of flowery hop. Some bite of acidity. Fairly dry in the finish. Quite a nice refreshing brew.

When poured into my glass, this beer had a large white creamy head with fine-small sized bubbles. The body was cloudy and it had lively carbonation present. The hue of this beer was straw yellow and there was no lacing observed. The nose was that of banana and clove with a smooth light-medium mouthfeel. The flavor of this beer was fruity.

This beer pours a cloudy/hazy burnt orange. No sediment chunks really, just very cloudy. The head is white, huge, and fluffy. Aroma consists of yeast and fruitiness, not very strong. Very smooth on the palate, refreshing, crisp carbonation and a dry finish. Not much aftertaste to speak of. This beer is pretty mellow in it's flavoring. It's very highly drinkable. I've never had a Kristal Wheat ale before...this pretty much tasted very similar to a hefe-weizen. It's very enjoyable because of it's smoothness, mellow character, and refreshing qualities.