Bottled (from beerangel.de). Hazy deep nutbrown colour with big beigeish brown head. Aroma is wheat, yeast and also has some slightly toasted notes to it. Flavour is wheat, mildly roasted malts, some herbal notes, yeast as well as a mild touch of dark dry fruits.

Bottle, 5.8%. 1 month past BB date. Mildly roasted aroma, a bit of fart. Dark brown colour, seems unclear. Small tan head. The flavour is mildly roasted, has a little dark malts as well. Quite subtle, but OK. Low bitterness.

50 cL bottle. Pours dark brown with a light redish glare with a small off-white head. Light estery aroma with a nice roasted note. Sweet malty, caramel and slight roasted note. Slight bitter and vague acidic flavoured. Dry and slight estery fruity finish.

Flip-top bottle: Hazy, very dark amber coloured, small tanned head, that slowly diminishes to a small, stable foamy layer; almost toasted aromas in the sweetish, fruity (black berries) and a bit sourish nose; mild sweetish-sourish flavour, medium to full bodied; toasted malty, fruity (berries again) and sweet finish. A very well done mixture of a Dunkel and a Weizen; reminds me a very little bit of a Liefmans Goudenband..........

(swing top bottle) Very dark brown colour with a huge frothy beige head. Dusty, slightly sour and wheat-malty nose with dried fruits and light notes of caramel. Sweet and slightly sour flavour, medium body, lively carbonation. Aromatic dark malty, slightly wheaty taste with balanced fruity elements of dried prunes with a subtle sourness; dryish, rather short fruity and sour finish. Rather uncommon but tasty Dunkelweizen.

Dunkler und röstig-trockener Antrunk. Dabei sind künstlich süße Aromen vorhanden, die das Bier nicht gerade aufwerten. Die dunkle Hefigkeit ist angenehm würzig, die Röstigkeit passt mit der Trockenheit leider weniger dazu, daher ist das Bier weniger intensiv als erhofft. 7/8/8/9/7/8

Beer nr. 1000 - oh that brings back memories, memories of beer (mmhhhh beer), so drinking the "Erinnerungsbier" now is probably very fitting. Somewhat soapy/sour nose. Looks like a dunkel - cloudy red brown, low carbonation, big brownish fluffy head. Sweet sugary flavor dominates - a bit like in the black beers from Kloster Neuzelle, just lighter and brewed after the Reinheitsgebot this time. On top of that a number of rather complex flavors: Chocolate, tropical fruits, a hint of fatty burned grease and with a charcoal exit. Its a shame the body is so light - a bit more power here would help. No matter - this is definetly one of the most interresting Dunkelweizen I have had to date.