Fläschle: Cloudy, deep golden to chestnut-amber coloured, very, very stable and big and rocky firm beaten-egg-white-like head; common aroma of caramel, fruits, wheat and yeast, but with a slight hoppy(!) touch; moderate sweetish-sourish flavour, but fortunately not cloying, some hidden hops detectable, quite soft, barely medium bodied; lingering yeasty-wheaty finish, again balanced by a discrete hoppy touch. A sessionable Weizenbock, not too sweet and pretty well balanced…

Orange brown with minimal head and lacing. Malty, clove and wheat in the aroma and taste.

bottle from Getränke Göbel Giengen/Brenz. Slightly hazy brown colour with a large and creamy beige head. Aroma of berries and roasetd malts. Full-bodied with herbal and medicinal hop flavours from the start, combined with some wheaty malt flavours, hints of caramel and roasetd malts, berries and stock cube. Finishes with medicinal hop flavours. Interesting and rather complex beer.