This 6.0% ABV beer pours a cloudy light orange/brown in color. There is a massive head of roiling and boiling light brown foam. It is well and finely carbonated. The aroma is yeasty, bright, brassy, tart, then becoming like a light, sweet banana bread. The taste is roasted malt, nutty, with a light and balanced banana bread in the background. This has nice flavors, and I like how it incorporates and highlights the yeast along with the dark malts, without letting the yeast overpower everything. My only criticism is that it is a bit watery in the mouth.
“A fine beer may be judged with only one sip, but it is better to be thoroughly sure.” -Czech Proverb
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Summit Unchained 9, Dunkel Weizen
The Summit Brewing Company is in St. Paul, Minnesota and has been making craft beer since 1986. This is part of their Unchained Series of limited release special batch beers. Batch 10 Abbey Ale released today, but I am just getting to my bottle of Batch 9, a dark (dunkel) German-style hefeweizen.
This 6.0% ABV beer pours a cloudy light orange/brown in color. There is a massive head of roiling and boiling light brown foam. It is well and finely carbonated. The aroma is yeasty, bright, brassy, tart, then becoming like a light, sweet banana bread. The taste is roasted malt, nutty, with a light and balanced banana bread in the background. This has nice flavors, and I like how it incorporates and highlights the yeast along with the dark malts, without letting the yeast overpower everything. My only criticism is that it is a bit watery in the mouth.
This 6.0% ABV beer pours a cloudy light orange/brown in color. There is a massive head of roiling and boiling light brown foam. It is well and finely carbonated. The aroma is yeasty, bright, brassy, tart, then becoming like a light, sweet banana bread. The taste is roasted malt, nutty, with a light and balanced banana bread in the background. This has nice flavors, and I like how it incorporates and highlights the yeast along with the dark malts, without letting the yeast overpower everything. My only criticism is that it is a bit watery in the mouth.
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