--Sample, thanks oh6gdx! -- Hazy pale golden, small head. Lemony nose with mild coal smoke. Tart with light body and clean mouthfeel. Lemon, mild peat and white bread. Low bitterness.

Amber with a medium sized foamy white head. Tart and citric with a yeasty and salty undertone. Long finish. Medium body.

Lichtenhainer Ritterguts Weisse, Flasche von Hopfen & Malz im Wedding, längere Zeit daheim gelagert. - Goldgelb, klar - aber halt: ich habe ja vergessen, die Hefe aufzuschütteln, wie es das Etikett verlangt. - In der Nase zartes helles Malz, blasse Zitrone, Zitronenschale und ganz feine, keineswegs unangenehme säuerliche Züge, vielleicht ein Hauch von Schinken. - Antrunk deutlicher aber immer noch mild säuerlich (milchsauer), blaß hellmalzig mit Weißbrot und ein klein wenig unfrisch (hefig-muffig). Rauchige Aromen sind kaum zu erschmecken, allenfalls eine ganz blasse holzige Note. Schlank, milder rezent, erfrischend. Im Abgang milde Herbe mit leichten Altersnoten, die von ferne an Limburger Käse erinnern, blasse Zitrone. - Trotz leichter aromatischer Schwächen ein angenehmes, erfrischendes und rundes Sommergetränk. Milder als das Wöllnitzer Weißbier, das ich ebenfalls aus einer gut abgelagerten Flasche verkostet habe. (19.3.2023.)

Bottle 500ml. @ [ Petalax 🇫🇮 Virtual Tasting ] - fonefan & Brugmansia House. 🏡 💻👀

[ As Ritterguts Lichtenhainer Weisse ].
ABV: 4.3%. Clear medium yellow colour with a average, frothy to creamy, good lacing, mostly lasting, white head. Aroma is moderate malty, wheat, pale malt, moderate yeasty, weizen yeast, dough, smoked touch. Flavor is moderate sweet with a average duration, smoke, dough - baking yeast, yeast, wheat. Body is medium, texture is oily to watery, carbonation is soft. [20230310]
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Optisch sattes Gold, feine Perlung, Schaum passt. In der Nase ganz dezent Rauch, Schinken. Im Trunk leicht säuerlich, sehr dezent rauchig, aber irgendwie fehlt mir dann doch noch etwas Körper. Wässrig. Hinten trocken.

Bottled (from Alko Web). Hazy yellowish golden colour with a small white foamy head. Aroma is floral, fruity, some mild citrus, tart wood and earth. Flavour is tart citrus, some wood, mild spiciness with some acidity and mild toasted tones.

500ml bottle. Slightly milky, yellow-ish golden colour with average to huge, frothy, slowly diminishing, minimally lacing, white head. Tart-ish, lactic, mildly smoky, wheaty malty aroma, hints of sauerkraut. Taste is mildly tart, tangy, lactic, mildly smoky, minimally citric, fruity and wheaty malty, hints of lemon, lemon peel, sauerkraut, a touch of quince, a salty touch as well. Watery texture, minimally astringent palate, medium, prickly carbonation. Highly refreshing, drinkable - good!

Undated bottle from Tap and Bottle North fridge, drunk 2/12/23. Started with a no-sediment pour and it's a light-amber-golden-bronze. Medium, off-white/light-beige head showing moderately-strong retention. Some vague oxidative and metallic notions, though they mostly pass with warming/breathing. Fairly well-lagered souring isn't punchy or sharply lactic. Adjuncts aren't overdone, I don't even think I could get a sense of what's in this blind. No alcohol. Bready malts with light fruitiness and hints of spice on the finish. Soft and malty with a good dose of lactic acidity, though far from overbearing. Good attenuation, good depth with orange, red fruit, dry, subtle caramel and strong salinity. Bergamot peel adding bitterness to the finish but it's really tastefully done in the adjunct department. Still, nothing too compelling for me here; certainly not the complexity and interest of some of the other beers in this brewer's portfolio.