Weizen Bier
Hinterland Brewery

 

 

Nice hazy gold color, nice off white head, nice unexpected fruity aroma. Taste is a solid fresh wheat taste finishing very fruity - banana/orangish and a little sweet.

Mouthfeel is a little thick & chunky, but it isn't super filling. I knocked back 2 and could have enjoyed a few more.

Very drinkable, the sweetness builds a little, but this is a solid brew and a darn good wheat beer for the style. A fresh pint on tap would be killer.

Purchased as part of "build-your-own-six-pack" at local grocer. Poured a medium, lingering head on a cloudy, orangish body. Smell was very faint, almost not there, a bit odd for a wheat. Taste was thoroughly wheat, however, very nice, and had just a hint of fruitiness. Very smooth on the mouth, easy to drink. A good wheat, but not spectacular.

This beer has a burnt orange color, a little cloudy with a light cream color head that lasted quite well. There was some floaters and visible large carbonation. The smell is of sweet malts with banana, orange, and spice noticeable. The taste is mild and well balanced. You notice a sweetness to the wheat flavor that is very smooth. Slight bitter note in the finish. This is a decent beer from a brewery I never heard of. Too bad I only have one, I could enjoy a few of these.

Appearance - Rust orange body with a strong haze and very little head to start and within seconds all the head has gone.

Smell - Very strong scent of sweet malt and citrus.

Taste - Sweet orange, tangerine and malt flavors. The flavor is by no meats fruity but it holds some strong character. Very impressive!

Mouthfeel - The feel is wet and smooth as it enters my mouth and the texture grows coarse the further back in my mouth it gets.

~ I must admit I am pleasantly surprised with the outcome of this brew. Upon first glance I was afraid to even take a sip. I would really like to sample other brews from the Hinterland Brewery/Restaurant out of Green Bay.