Schlafly No. 15

Brewed by Saint Louis Brewery
Style: Dunkelweizen
Maplewood, Missouri USA

Thanks to JK for sharing. A mild hoppy aroma with a faint white head. A skunkified wheat aroma. A similar body.

Draught at the brewpub. Dark murky amber to light brown at the center with a thin creamy off-white head that leaves thick swathes of lacing. Aroma of clove and sweet dark fruit. Flavor is rich, with a bit of dark malt, nice.

Bottle. Pours hazy copper. LIttle to no head. Nose of sweet caramel, hops, hay, and farmhouse funk. Also a touch of spice in there. Initial taste is light, bubbly, sweet and refreshing, then followed buy a light sour finish. Taste is, to me, really dynamite! Body and mouthfeel are a bit weak, but the initial flavor is so pleasant that it won me over immediately. I like it a lot.

Poured copper and hazy. The head was one-finger plus and there was average lacing. The aroma was a bit of wheat and spice and some sour fruit. The flavor was sweet caramel malts, dry wheat and more sour on the finish. Thin body. Didn’t really enjoy it. Don’t know if it was a bad batch or if it was old or what.

Hazy amber pour, moderate off-white head. Clove, banana, and wheat fill the nose, and the banana, wheat, and spices dance on the tongue. There’s something out of balance with this beer, the spice overrides the finish. This one was quite old, bottled last fall...perhaps that leads to the twist of spices.

TAP: hazy amber/gold pour with moderate lacing. Clove on the nose, mild banana on taste, a very smooth, medium-bodied dunkel. I really like this one.

Got this when it first came out but unfortunately I didn’t take any tasting notes beyond the numbers.

pretty good brew,. pours a hazy copper with a fizzy beige head. notes of spices, pineapple, watermellon, floral hops, bread. neat.