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denAnd now, a hefeweizen from Tasmania, in a standard glass because I don't go for the poncey appropriate glass for specific drinks rubbish.My appropriate glass is based on the "Does it hold the drink?" school of manners.
Minimalist labelling.
Pours a slightly cloudy dark yellow. The head is large and fades away slowly to a thick lacing. Some carbonation visible in the glass.
First sip: Lots of grainy malts with a mild sweetness. Very mild fruit flavours, almost buried under bready yeasts. Mild lemon after-taste. No hops to speak of. Mouth-feel is a little thin, with a nice carbonation tingle on the tongue that seems to follow through right down to the stomach.
This is a yummy beer. No, this is a very yummy beer. I could easily drink this all day and not eat cheese. I recommend this Aussie brew highly.
Seriously yummy in an interesting bottle.
Hefeweizen
Moo Brew, Bridgewater Tasmania
5.1% alc/vol
330ml interesting bottle
Same again. sir? Yes!
Minimalist labelling.
Pours a slightly cloudy dark yellow. The head is large and fades away slowly to a thick lacing. Some carbonation visible in the glass.
First sip: Lots of grainy malts with a mild sweetness. Very mild fruit flavours, almost buried under bready yeasts. Mild lemon after-taste. No hops to speak of. Mouth-feel is a little thin, with a nice carbonation tingle on the tongue that seems to follow through right down to the stomach.
This is a yummy beer. No, this is a very yummy beer. I could easily drink this all day and not eat cheese. I recommend this Aussie brew highly.
Seriously yummy in an interesting bottle.
Hefeweizen
Moo Brew, Bridgewater Tasmania
5.1% alc/vol
330ml interesting bottle
Same again. sir? Yes!