
This is a primo ale. Sweet malt , hints of brown sugar, hazelnut,and caramel. Great nose with its almond smooth taste. Got this one at the local Trader Joe`s. Figured if the chocolate stout I had before from the U.K. was good , lets try this one. Its not as heavy and has a light bodied sweet taste. Again I think I hit the desert section with this ale. Goes down easy. Kind of regret only getting one bottle.


Started out with the family drinking this one Sat afternoon. Paulaner Hefe-Wiezen is a cloudy yeas wheat beer. It is unfiltered and has a cloudy appearance. Wheat beers "Hefe-Wiezens" are usually sweet and fruity. Its a full bodied beer which you can drink and not eat. This one will fill you up. There is also a certain way to pout these brews. Always pour into a chilled glass / pint. Half way and tilted. Swirl the glass / pint to lift the yeast sediment. Then pour in the rest. This little party keg gave you the freedom to do this action and enjoy the full flavor. I don`t like to add lemon slices or orange slices to wheat beers, because personally the acidity will kill that head and flavor. It will just be a wast, opinion of course.
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