Beautiful yellow with deep orange notes to the color. Medium sized head with fine foam on top.
Aroma comes off with a distinct wheat sensation and a bit of hops and sweet fruit. Could be stronger.
Low CO2, very sweet and fruited. A bit of hops, and overall balanced. Aftertaste has the ale darkness and a slight bitterness to it.
Overall rating 76 / 100
I received this beer as a birthday gift from my family, hence price for this glass bottled 500 ml beer at 5.9% is unknown.
Clear light brown in the color and with a great big head. Fine foam on top and staying on the beer.
Some sweetness to the aroma, but mostly dominated by hops. Clearly not a weissbier, but more witbier, especially with its added citrus and heath.
Good CO2 level, very dark and bitter in the taste. Not at all a wheated beer, more citrus and hops shines through. A thin darkness in the aftertaste.
A clear and dark wheat beer, with less sweetness. A lager with added spices, does not pass as a mainly wheat oriented beer in my book.
Overall rating 72 / 100
This weissbier came in a 500 ml can at 5.3% alcohol.
Yellow in the color and slightly hazy , nice head that disappears in a few moments.
Fresh aroma, with a hint of sweet fruits.
Good CO2 level, light and refreshing. Good balance between bitterness and sweetness. Not a powerful weissbier in the taste, but at least one in balance.
Overall rating 74 / 100
I bought this canned witbier at a local bar in Odense, Denmark, at the price of 9 Euro for a 440 ml can at 4.7% alcohol.
Thick flowing and orange in the color. Like orange juice. Nice white foam on top of the head.
Delicious fruited aroma with powerful hops mixed in. Citrus notes spices the scent.
Good CO2 level, delicious taste with a full bodied citrus experience. After taste does not disappoint, balances all the different components well.
Overall rating 83 / 100
I bought this beer from tap, at a local bar in Odense, Denmark. This 400 ml beer with a 5,2% alcohol content, was priced at 10 Euro, as part of a special brewer visit to the bar.
The focus on the tap takeover was beers from Northern Bayern, Germany.
Beautiful and cloudy orange color. Good foam and a nice head.
Hard on the hops and bitterness in the aroma.
Good CO2, on the low side. Full power on the hops and bitterness. Nothing sweet about this beer. No sweet notes. After taste finishes off with loads of bitterness.
Unexpected from the normally very sweet weissbier from the same region, that I love so very very much.
Overall rating 73 / 100
Refsvindinge Bryggeri was established in 1885, by the Rasmussen family. It is located near Ørbæk in Denmark. The brewery is still in the Rasmussens family possession, currently at 4th generation. It was mostly a malt beer brewery and the first pilsner was brewed in 1986. The current company construction was established in 1981 and 2004 as an anpartsselskab.
This 330 ml glass bottled beer at 5.7% alcohol level was gifted to me from family, as a birthday present, price unknown.
Thick flowing, deep brown and unfiltered like rye porridge.
No head or foam.
Aroma is dominated by the alcohol but also has notes of darkness to it.
Good CO2 level, balances will with the darkness and alcohol. Not so much fruit in the taste, from the wheat.
Overall rating 68 / 100
Refsvindinge Bryggeri was established in 1885, by the Rasmussen family. It is located near Ørbæk in Denmark. The brewery is still in the Rasmussens family possession, currently at 4th generation. It was mostly a malt beer brewery and the first pilsner was brewed in 1986. The current company construction was established in 1981 and 2004 as an anpartsselskab.
This 330 ml glass bottled beer at 5.7% alcohol level was gifted to me from family, as a birthday present, price unknown.
Brown color beer with orange notes to it, slightly hazy. No head or foam.
The aroma comes off with a smoked fruit. Which makes sense from the smoked barley.
Good CO2 level. Smoked wheated fruit in the taste with a slight bitterness. Alcohol does take over the after taste too much. Has some dark ale notes in the after taste as well.
Overall rating 75 / 100
The brewery “Brouwerij Sterkens” is located in Meer, Belgium. The brewery was founded in 1651 and is a family business through 14 generations.
I bought this beer from a wine shop in Odense, Denmark at the price of 4 Euro for a 330 ml bottle at 4,8%
Beautiful yellow and white in the colour.
Gigantic sized head with a fine foam on the top.
Powerful and balanced fruit aroma with peaks of fruited, flowery and sweet hops.
CO2 is too weak, somewhat flat in the taste and mostly a mix of hops and flowers in the taste.
Overall rating 77 / 100
Skanderborg Bryghus is located in Skanderborg, Denmark. This brewery was established in 2015.
I bought this beer at a local supermarket in Odense, Denmark. Price is guessed to be around 4 Euro. This biodynamic beer comes in a 500 ml glass bottle at 4.8% alcohol.
It flows thick as porridge, it very hazy and yellow in the color. Head and foam disappears fast.
Aroma is pretty anonymous. A hint of wheat, that is all.
Good CO2 level. Delicious wheaten fruit notes and full bodied taste. Thins out in the after taste, but good balance. It should have been branded as a weissbier, as it resembles that more, than a witbier.
Overall rating 77 / 100.
I bought this 500 ml bottled wheat beer with added elderflower cordial, at 4.9% alcohol, in a wine shop in Rudkøbing, Langeland, Denmark at the price of 6 Euro.
The presentation of the beer is great. Thick hazy yellow with orange notes.
A medium sized head with a fine foam.
Fruity and elderflower in the medium strength aroma.
Powerful CO2, a sweet fruit dominates the taste. Aftertaste is a bit more mysterious with notes of dark ale.
Overall rating 80 / 100