...in my beer of the month shipment. I could swear that they sent me this one before but I won't complain. ;^)
Pennsylvania Penn Weizen. I also got a 3er of Penn Dark and some...shit...from Montana. I probably won't *like* that stuff.lol.
Best regards, Bill
Update: The Penn Dark is a *very* tasty lager! If you can get this one locally, buy it!
What kind of shit from Montana? A few years back I attended a conference in Whitefish and I visited Whitefish Brewing. I found the beers pretty decent iirc.
Bill
Lang Creek Brewery Marion MT.
Got the Tri-Motor Amber(not bad) and the Huckleberry N' Honey..I hate beer with honey in it!! It's, actually, not that bad either.
Best regards, Bill
well, that's outside my incredibly limited experience with Montana beer...
heh, yeah it doesn't sound like something I'd like. Outside of Lambics I'm not a big fan of fruit beers - honey can be OK, but it's not my favorite adjunct. Glad to hear they were at least "not bad"
Cheers,
Bill
Ok, I just started sipping my second, of three, Penn Weizens. This stuff rules! Is there a better interpretation of a Bavarian style Wheat Beer in the US???
"Bill Becker" wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@uni-berlin.de:
IMO, Ramstein Blonde and Weeping Radish Weizen both blow Penn away.
I've heard of the Weeping Radish.... Is it the abundance of clove flavour that makes the Penn inferior to the one's you mentioned?
Best regards, Bill
"Bill Becker" wrote in news:2k6nfkF181r1uU1@uni- berlin.de:
I don't mind lots of clove, it was the lack of other weizen flavors balancing it. I tend to like ones with fruitier or yeastier characters better than just plain old spice. Don't recall much of that in the Penn.
I like the hefes with more of a banana flavor versus clove. Dominion (VA - 5 min driving distance from me) switched recipes over the past 3 years and now it's too spicy (clove flavor in abundance). I had the Weeping Radish hefe this weekend at the Dominion Beerfest and it was pretty good.. I like it better than Widmier (no taste that strikes my fancy) and Shiner's hefe. My favorite is still Franziskaner.
Brandumb H3X wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:
Howdy, neighbor. There wasn't much for weizens at the Dominion fest this year. Last year there were a bunch--Victory had their Sunrise there, and I like that one. I was also hoping Brooklyn Weisse would be in, as it's now being bottled and I'd hoped that they'd be pushing it. Darn good one.
Dominion switched their summer wheat this year from a hefe to a witbier, so it's definitely going to be a lot spicier. And yeah, Widmer? The archetypical American Wheat. Boring as hell, nothing much in terms of banana, clove, yeast, or much of anything else.
Personally, I'll take Weihenstephaner Hefe myself, but Franziskaner's darn good stuff as well. Nothing's better in summer than a good hefe or killer pils. --
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Yeah, The Franziskaner is really good and available here...as is their Dunkel variation.It's also pretty tasty.
Btw, I'm really fond of the taste of bananas in some beers like New Belgium's Abbey and Tripel.
Best regards, Bill
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