Löwenbräu Schwarze Weisse

Brewed by Löwenbräu Munich (InBev)
Style: Dunkelweizen
Munich, Germany

Bottle. Amber coloured, stable beige head, sweetish-wheaty nose with some dried dark berries in the background. Moderate sweetish-sourish flavour, rather light bodied, quite soft MF. Short sweetish dark-malty finish with a light acidity in the aftertaste and some hops molecules. Not unpleasant, not earth-shaking...........

Dark and slightly cloudy. Delicate taste of wheat but nothing else to make it stand out. Nothing special.

Very dark colour, thin thick head, very disappointing one, very thin, some hefe- weissbier-hinds, and some little caramel-smoke-raisin. Very watery one.

(bottle) Cloudy amber colour with a huge and slowly lacing light-beige foamy head. Sweet toast-malty aroma with toffee and a light fruity background. Slightly sweet dark-malty, toasty taste with toffee and a dense sourish fruity note, light to medium bodied, well-carbonated mouthfeel; malty, slightly fruity finish with cacao and restrained clovy notes. I like it.

Bottled. A hazy brown coloured beer with a large whitish pillowy head. The aroma has caramel and a touch of banana against a lagerish base. The taste is on the sweet side. It has nutty characteristics but there is a little bit of vomit going on. Lacks character, brewed obviously by one of the big boys.

50 cl bottle. Yeast at the bottom. Cloudy brown colour with a little but nice creamy head. Aroma of yeast, bread-like and hints of burned caramel. Soft flavour of yeast, wheat and hints of carame, chocolatel and roastedness, ends up soft and tasty with a nutty finish.

Bottle. Brownish colour with a huge moslty lasting light brown head. Aroma and taste of wheat, malts and caramel. Nice dunkelweizen.

Clove aroma with licorice. Caramel, licorice, banana and citrus in the flavor. Milky. Pretty good, in fact better as expected.