Ramstein Winter Wheat

Got this on tap at the brewery at a beer sampling. Dark almost black with a tan head. Deep flavors ranging from apples, banana, clove, to chocolate and caramel. Good winter beer.

31st May 2008. Dark bock - almost black. Mildlt toasted malt. Banana and other fruits that defy description. Smooth and a bit different.

Bottle. Pours a hazy pale orange with a busy white head. Heavy wheat in the nose mixed with yeast, lemon, and pineapple. Flavor is dominated by wheat, lemon, bread, and honey. Starts and finishes tart and dry. Refreshing, goes down smooth for the ABV, alcohol is barely noticable. Very good.

dark brown with no foam, really awful sour aroma and flavor of soured catfish bait, I was really looking forward to this but will have to try again

some guy i sorta know used to be a brewer at the company and we always chatted about beer. he gave me a bottle he had in his car and i tried it was oh so very impressed. best of there line in my opinion. spicy and bitter yet refreshing and perplexing. left me wanting more, so i got some more... and more. all in all, sorta yeasty, a tad spicy like almost cinnamon, with a strong, bitter but not alcohol overwhelming aftertaste.

12 oz. bottle. Pours just about black with a massive brown head that overran the glass and made a f*cking mess all over my counter. Pleasant aroma of malt, malted milk balls and chocolate. The flavor is less malty and not as sweet as the aroma. In addition, there is a very slight metallic twang to the finish. Not a horrid beer, but not something I’d be likely to try again either.

deep brown/black pour with a beige head that quickly disappears. Aroma of... surprise... wheat. There is a funky undertone of vinegar or something acidic. Flavor of wheaties with lots of sugar. Not too bad for a wheat beer but I don’t expect to be trying it again soon.

black pour with a dark tan head. Aroma of pickled chocolate and wheat. Flavor follows through, I think I held on to this one too long as it definitely seems a bit...pickled.