Kapuziner Weissbier Leicht

Brewed by Kulmbacher Brauerei (Schörghuber)
Style: German Hefeweizen
Kulmbach, Germany

Yellow, partly cloudy color, medium white head. Lemony and tangy aroma, mild yeast comes up too. Thin bodied. Watery palate, tangy and skunky flavor, not very good, indeed I think this may be little bit of spoiled. Needs to be rerated.

Bottled. Hazy orange colour with huge white creamy head. Rubberish aroma with citric hints. Yeasty sweet (a bit artificial) fruity flavour. Refreshing.

Bottled (BB 10/2004)
Orange hazy color, big beautiful white head. Rubber glove aroma. Smooth palate, fruity. Drier than German hefeweizens normally. Low alcohol is not noticiable, not at all: refreshing summer beer!

(Bottled) Hazy yellow-orange color with a huge, tight head. The yeast descends very nicely into the bottom. Strangely stuffy, rubbery-metallic aroma with yeast and not that much of banana fruitiness. Smoothly wheat-bready, dryish and slightly bananaish flavor with cardboard, and a quickly fading finish. Light to medium-bodied, dryish and quite low-carbonated palate. A surprisingly dry weizen with very little fruitiness and strangely rubbery-stuffy aroma. Not very impressive. (Bottled, was 5-4-6-3-12=3.0) Orange, murky color with enormous, foamy head. Very nice fractal patterns visible when pouring. Yeasty, fruity aroma. Quite sweet and light weizen flavor. The finish is dry and chalky. A decent summer weizen that won’t make you feel dizzy! Now I only need the terrace and the sun!:)

Quite aggressive palate, but thet taste is almost nonexistent. Ideal for hot summer days when you don’t want any great taste sensations. Liked it as a refreshing drink :)