Showing posts with label wheat beer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wheat beer. Show all posts

Saturday, 23 October 2010

Gusta (#91)

Back from Turkey I share some thoughts on the Egean Sea brews.


My thoughts on the beer... Good for the climate.

Friday, 25 December 2009

Hoegaarden (#64)

This time the introduction will be really short. I wish you a very Merry Christmas. Enjoy some family time with great food, singing, presents and hopefully snow.


The video is also available on YouTube.

1. [PRE-REVIEW]

  • brewery: Hoegaarden brewery, Belgium
  • type of beer: wheat beer
  • bought in: a supermarket in Warsaw
  • container grade (bottle): nice silvery style 

2. [REVIEW]

  • the looks: head (not significant), body (foggy, light yellow)
  • the taste: nice light citrus note with honey touch
  • the smell: honey meets lemon

3. [RECOMMENDATION]

Friday, 20 November 2009

Schofferhofer (#58)

You know that I have a hand (or my friends have) for picking non-alcoholic beers. So one day I thought it would be a good idea to try a hefe weiss beer with grapfruit falvor. Don't have to add it turned out to be non-alcoholic beverage.
While picking beers for this episode I saw that beer again. And so without further ado I give you... Schofferhofer.


The video is also available on YouTube.

PS. I say in the video that wheat beer is not light in color. It is actually. However more foggy and faded.

1. [PRE-REVIEW]

  • brewery: Binding brauerei, Germany
  • type of beer: wheat beer
  • bought in: a supermarket in Warsaw
  • container grade (bottle): colorful 

2. [REVIEW]

  • the looks: head (none), body (full orange)
  • the taste: like grapefruit juice/soda
  • the smell: grapefruit

3. [RECOMMENDATION]

Friday, 23 October 2009

Weihenstephaner (#52)

After the first "green double" the time has come to try a first wheat beer on Girl Likes Beer podcast. And it's not some ordinary hefe weissbeer, it's made by the oldest brewery in the world. Cool, right?! And the 30th video review. Thank you all for your support!

Weihenstephaner from Girl Likes Beer on Vimeo.


The video is also available on YouTube.

1. [PRE-REVIEW]

  • brewery: Weihenstephan Brewery, Germany
  • type of beer: hefe weissbeer
  • bought in: a supermarket in Warsaw
  • container grade (bottle): standard one 

2. [REVIEW]

  • the looks: head (almost none), body (very foggy, lightweight yellow)
  • the taste: citrus note
  • the smell: citrus note

3. [RECOMMENDATION]