Belgia Frater Pszeniczny

Bottle, 5.5%. Weak spicy and weakly plasticky aroma. Hazy yellow colour. Small white head. Citric flavour, some clove. Slightly rough with a hint of cardboardy bread aftertaste.

Bottle 500 ml
Appearance: Sunny gold with mid haze , light frisky head.
Nose: sweet aroma of wheat with gentle notes of banana 6+
Flavor/Palate : Medium bodied . Slight sourness with lighter wheat accents. Sweet malt on top. Side were bready with slight spicyness. Felt a bit empty.

Rated: 13.07.2007
Bottle brown, 500 ml, extract of wort 12,5%
Appearance: I have never experienced so poor and mediocere head on wheat beer. The head is practically non - existant. There is only a thin , white rim around the glass, carbonation is flat or almost non - existant. Body is also rather weak as for wheat beer, it is cloudy or rather hazy but almost transparent, colour is very bright orange, almost like hazy yellowish. The worst appearance of wheat beer that I’ve ever experienced. No impression at all and on other comments. No lacing at all. Body is light to medium.
Aroma: Yeast, banana a little bit, orange jiuce. Aroma of wheat is quite dominant, rather no hints of alcohol, quite good, average, some hints of malted barley also, no hops in aroma. It is generally one dimentional.
Flavour: First of all strong carbonation, accidic initially, wattery, dough, some hints of plastic. Some micro hints of honey.
Palate: Very accidic on palate, texture is wattery, beer is flat. Finish is chalky, dry, almost parched, poor. Finish is short.

Bottled. Cloudy yellow colour with a rich white foam. Light and rather thin aroma banana, all-spice and bubblegum. Light-bodied with notes of banana, cream, almonds and metal. Short finish of neutral yeast and bubblegum.

Cloudy yellow colour, low head. Sweet banana aroma. The flavour is smooth, banana. Pretty good balance, and overall a okay solid wheat brew.