Berliner Kindl Weisse

29/10 A 0.33 l bottle a friend brought from Berlin, huge thanks, Danchy! New style for me! It poured very pale, totally blurred body with smaller head that didn’t stood up too much. Vinegar sour aroma, very simple and not really something pleasant. Flavor was sour, but not too much, watery, slightly lemony and bready. Really thin in body, which is nothing strange for such a low ABV. Astringent mouthfeel. Very short finish reflects the flavor, some lemon is felt. I expected some wheat character, estery notes. It’s really a weird beer style.

Bottle from Berlin courtesy of and shared with heavy whose friend brought it from Berlin (huge thanks!)
A new style for no. 1500 :). Poured a hazy pale ochre, not really appealing, medium sized white head that went away fast. Tart aroma, corky maybe, slightly eggy, you can immediately tell this is going to be sour. Weak taste that’s acidic, but not as extreme as they can go. That’s almost all there is to it.. lemony a bit, even slightly bready underneath all that. Actually drinkable in a way but I’m sure that there are far better examples of the style.

Bottle - pours a pale yellow. Sharp flavour with very sour notes. Nothing too special.

330ml bottle. Pale, hazy yellow in oclour with a tight, long lasting white head. Tart, lemon aroma. Very sharp, bitter apple and preserved lemon flavour with an acidic finish. A bit crude.

A bottle 0.33L tasted at Pikkulintu. Mild roasty nose with some cellar notes. Hazy golden yellow colour. Pale head. Sour taste. Not very sweet. Slight hints of honey in the nose.

Appearance: cloudy pale yellow, almost looked like lemon juice. Poured with a small head, which all but disappeared after the first few sips. Smell: smelt similar to champagne, with a clear lemon aroma. Distinctive sour notes. Taste: incredibly sharp, to the point of making my eyes water a bit! Very obvious sourness to the flavour, which is cutting from the start. There is also a subtle floral taste to it. Mouthfeel: The sharp sourness makes the mouth water; it felt almost like my salivary gland were going to fail. Drinkability: The drinkability is low in my opinion, this is due to the intense sourness of the beer, which makes it hard to drink. Not my type of beer but does have some positives, most notability the subtle floral taste, which unfortunately, to a certain extent is masked.

I can see the ratings and I am not understanding it! I loved this beer, though to me, it tasted more like a sour/dry champagne. It was pale and clear. Very lively with a delicate head. I had it poured from the bottle and the Himber raspberry syrup with it. I thought it was to die for. I want a case!

Aroma is with heavy marzipan notes. Small, frothy and green head. Fair lacing. Fully diminishing longevity. Clear, green body. Heavy sweet flavor with notes of marzipan and sweet drops. Light to medium palate.