Frankfurter Brauhaus is a fairly young brewery, it was founded in 1988 in Frankfurt, Germany.

I bought this 500 ml canned beer, at 5.4% alcohol level, for the price of 0.55 Euro. It was found in a local supermarket on the island of Rügen, Germany.

Good looking yellow to orange in the color. Unfiltered and hazy.

Nice big white head with a fine foam on top.

Aroma is a blend of wheat, sweet fruits and tad bit of something off-balanced.

Low CO2, which gives it a bit of flatness. Not so full-bodied in the taste, some great wheat notes, but the overall balance between wheat, sweetness and hops is not there. It is refreshing, but the same off-balanced feeling from the aroma, is also present in the taste.

Overall rating 70 / 100

Störtebeker brewery was founded in 1862 in Stralsund, Germany. The first big expansion of the brewery was in 1899 where the building now had brewing going on on multiply stocks.

I first tried this beer back in 2013, where alcohol level was 5.2%. Otherwise I can not tell if there was much difference. Back then it was an exported to Sweden beer, this time I bought it on the island of Rügen, Germany, where Stralsund is the port city entrance to the island. I bought this beer in a local supermarket in Bergen Auf Rügen, Germany at the price of 1.09 Euro for a 500 ml glass bottle at 5.3% alcohol.

Beautiful orange heavy hazy color. Lots of fine sediment in the bottom of the bottle, to swirl out.

Medium sized head with a very fine foam on top.

Aroma comes off with a good wheat and fruit mixture. Spiced and sweet notes.

Good CO2 content, delicious fruit with a balanced sweetness to it. Nice and light in the after taste.

Overall rating 80 / 100

Rügener Insel-Brauerei is a hand crafted beer brwery located on the island of Rügen in Germany. The brewery was founded by Markus in 2015. Markus is a trained brewer, from having studied at Weihenstephaner.

I bought this Weissbier in a 500 ml glass bottle, with a alcohol content of 5.6%, in a local supermarket on the island Rügen, Germany. Price was 1.09 Euro per bottle.

The beer is fermented in open containers, exposed to sea air. The process is finished while in the bottle where the beer is matured.

Beautiful and hazy yellow color.

Very fine foam on top of the head. Head stays while drinking the beer.

Aroma comes off with sweet fruits and scent notes of banana.

Powerful CO2 level, light and fruitful in the taste. Refreshing and yet with a great balance. After taste is full of banana notes and slight bitterness.

Overall rating 78 / 100

To Øl used to be two friends, working as nomad brewers, travelling from brewery to brewery. This was the case in 2014, where I drank their Cloud 9 beer. In 2019 they bought an old ketchup factory in the Western part of Zealand, Denmark. It is a massive complex of 150.000 m2 ground with 26.600 m2 buildings on it. They have set up a full-blown specially designed brewery for their own production and will also host other brewers in their craft beverage hub.

I was gifted this beer from family members, at my birthday, hence price of this 440 ml canned beer at 5.4% alcohol, is unknown.

To Øl is brewed in Svinninge, Denmark.

Thick and very hazy yellow to orange in the color.

Large head with a medium sized foam, seems very CO2 active when poured into the glass.

Aroma comes off very powerful from the hops, very fruity and especially with citrus notes. Balances well with the wheat fruit notes.

Lots of CO2, then a very surprising floral domination in start of the taste, which quickly shifts to citrus notes and bitterness.

Very rare and tangent to weird experience. The aroma was promising, but the mix of hard floral hops and hefeweizen is simply too extreme for me.

Overall rating 64 / 100