Berliner Kindl Weisse

Brewed by Berliner Kindl Brauerei (Oetker Group)
Style: Berliner Weisse
Berlin, Germany

Bottled. Pale yellow coloured. Small white head. Vinegar nose. Some vague fruits as well. Flavour is very sour and vinegarish. Has some fruity and citric flavour, but the sourness is overwhelming. Medium bodied. Dry yeasty sourness in the end. Actually its quite refreshing

11.1 oz. bottle- color of clear yellow , with a frothy head - nose of white wine vinegar straw , hay , and eggish thing going on – taste of brine , hay , dry straw , and red wine vinegar - body light , medium carbonation , and acidic – aftertaste of vinegar , and acidic

(Bottle at Delirium Café, Göteborg) Pale yellow, nice white head. Yeasty and spicy what aroma, surprisingly sourish. Citrus and lime flavor, for a while I took it for a lemondrink.

A golden hazy colour when poured. real friut aroma.sour taste. Nice creamy head when poured, which soon went. Nice aftertaste.

I tried but I cant do it I tried but I cant do it.. what’s up with that skunk?? This did have some lemony taste but.. yuck

I did not like this beer. Maybe because I did not have the necessary syrup to make it taste good. I don’t know. But a beer should not be tested on how it tastes after something is added to it but when it is enjoyed alone.

Bottled thanks to Mikkel. Hazy golden coloured with a rather large white head. Fizzy and lemonade like. Some sourness but also very sweet. A bit thin bodied.

Pale, glimmering yellow pour with a small frothy white head. Wheat and sour notes dominate the aroma, with a subtle backdrop of lemon oil and grapefruit, but no semblance of hops or malt. Flavor is bracing, bold. Notes of sour green apples. Palate is nice though watery at times. Admirable complexity for such a forthright and low ABV sour beer. I do prefer it with Woodruff syrup, but this is a very quenching and interesting taste sensation. Just not quaffable; harsh acidity, stinging at times, the culprit here.