Erdinger Weissbier Dunkel

Brown bottle, 500 ml, expiry date: 06-2006, purchase date: November 7, 2005, drank in an Erdinger glass; eye: dark brown almost opaque, nice coffee head, little effervescence; nose: caramel, bread, metal, a bit of herbs and a bit of spices; mouth: well built but surprisingly not much taste, a bit of caramel, a bit of bitterness, medibum body, relatively long finale all in relative average bitterness FRANÇAIS Bouteille brune, 500 ml, date d’expiration : 06-2006, date d’achat : 7 novembre 2005, bue dans son verre; oeil : brune foncée presque opaque, belle mousse café, très peu d’effervescence; nez : caramel, pain, métal, un peu d’herbe et un peu d’épices; bouche : bien charpenté mais surprenamment peu goûteuse, un peu de caramel, un peu d’amertume, corps moyen, finale relativement longue

Bottle: Poured black with creamy head. Aroma and taste of bread with overbearing sweetness

Poured black with thick creamy off-white head. Aroma was mostly bread with a hint of dough. Taste was kind of sweet and finished sweet/sour.

On tap. Dark brown in a stein. Malt and wheat nose and flavor. Very little hop notes. Very light carbonation. Highly sessionable

Very strange metallic nose and slick feel on the tongue. Could be the bottle? Otherwise this is a signature dunkelweizen, nice full malt throughout and dark copper color.

Bottle. This weiss poors as dark as a stout! It has a nice creamy head. This beer is all texture without much taste. It does have a subtle caramel taste. Goes down smooth and is real easy to drink.

On Tap at the Alt-Berliner Weissbierstuben, Berlin 10/07/2004 Dark coloured with a slightly hazy appearance. Malty flavour. Crisp lasting finish.

Bottle 0,5l. Deep red - almost black. A pretty, creamy head lasting for a while. No wheat beer feeling. Unvaried taste. Dull. Some dry bitterness in the finish.