Schneider Georg Schneiders Wiesen Edel-Weisse

Brewed by Weissbierbrauerei G. Schneider & Sohn
Style: German Hefeweizen
Kelheim, Germany

Bottle. Aroma of bubblegum, clove, citrus, candi sugar. Flavor sweet, clove is highlighted over the other flavors, but nothing particularly remarkable. Decent mouthfeel, drinkable. Pleasant.

bottle, cloudy golden pour, nice lasting head that settles into about 1/4 ", sweet banana nose with a fruity banana flavor, finish is a bit watery

Bottle from Kegs & Barrels in McKinney, TX. Pours a hazy gold with white head. Aroma of citris & bannana, Flavor has notes of bubblegum, bannana, and clove, also lightly sweet. Mouthfeel is light and soft with high carbonation. Pretty good stuff.

Bottle. Pours a nice hazy orange-golden body under a medium sized off-white head. Lively carbonation. Citrusy fruity and malty aroma with notes of banana. Fine cloves-like spicyness too. Nice citrusy and bananaish flavor with a good spicyness and bitterness. Pleasant sweetness. Full-bodied, effervescent mouthfeel. The finish is of the lasting kind, with fruityness, sugary sweetness and a pleasant bitterness. A real good one, refreshing and quite quenching even if it’s sweet. (080903)

Poured from a 500ml bottle and served in a weizen glass. This beer poured a mostly clear dark golden with a short-lived head of off-white foam. No lace. The aroma of the beer was made up of lightly toasted wheat, graham cracker, and some over-ripened banana. The flavor was much the same including some cereal grains. Didn’t really suit my tastes. The mouthfeel was medium-bodied with moderate carbonation. Not all that enjoyable. I won’t likely be revisiting this one.

At this point I can safely approach any bottle of beer from Schneider & Sohn brewery and know it’ll be good. In a statistical stick to quality and enjoyable beers, the Weisen Edel-Weiss is a refreshingly new and delicious beer. A thick, light tan head wells up during the pour, acting as a flimsy bastion for the roiling rapids of carbonation underneath in the light bronze liquid. The aroma is light and slightly cheesy, paired with a delicate honey sweetness. I also catch whiffs of leather and heavy cream, and an aroma of dry, overripe banana; the kind destined for a blender and a smoothie. Prepare for a disparity in the flavor, where a strange blend of sweet and dry makes for the refreshing experience. A smooth and creamly palate, a honey taste, a sprinkling of nuttiness, and a gleefully unique aftertaste of fresh tortilla chips. It’s really the aftertaste that makes this one. I’m hopelessly addicted to fresh tortilla chips, and here’s a beer that duplicates their flavor faithfully in a beer aftertaste. Brilliant. This is incredible spring drinking, and would seem suitable with a light meal or appetizer.

Bought and drank over at the Barrel Maker Cooper Residence ... pours with quite a low head for a wheat beer ... is a bit soapy ... organic?? ... some banana and other off sweet flavours ... weird, odd, and not enjoyable ... I avoided this beer for almost 4 years, I was right in avoiding this pricey mundane beer..

Cloudy golden colour. Smallish head that didn’t last - but I think it was my glass. Pretty effervescent. Aroma of bubblegum and cloves. Tastes of bubblegum, banana and big clovey tart finish. A refreshing and tasty beer. I like weizens and this is a good one.