Kapuziner Bavarian Hefe-Weizen

29 Aug 2009
Posted by bhouse
Where is it Brewed?: 
Kulmbach, Germany
Style: 
Hefeweizen

I'm making brisket for dinner tonight on a rainy summer evening, the effects of Tropical Storm Danny keeping us inside. Sounds like as good a time as any to try a new hefeweizen. This afternoon, its Kapuziner Bavarian Hefe-Weizen.

It pours with a powdery, whipped egg whites head that dissipates a little faster than I'd expect. The color is deep yellow and hazy. The nose is just ok, missing the fruity, ester notes that I anticipate in a hefeweizen. Instead, its a little malty and sweet.

The flavor is malty and a little heavy - not light and fruity. Whereas the Ayinger Brau-Weisse tasted almost like a fruity champagne, this is more reminiscent of a light lager - medium body with sweet, caramel-ish notes. It finishes sweet on the tongue, a little cloying. Overall an enjoyable beer, but not the hefeweizen I was expecting.

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Comments

I Love it

Hello I am from Germany and of course we love good beer here. But I see you also have a really good beer taste in US.
PROST from Munich

Posted by Design Fußmatten selbst gestalten | May 22nd, 2010 at 10:53 am | Reply

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