Bottle. Almost black. This beer smells indeed like roast and potato crisps (ready salted). Malty roasty salty flavor with potato crisps. Very interesting beer.

Bottle. Amber golden color. Soft floral aroma. Floral biscuity hopbitter flavor with hints of citrus and butter. Low on carbon. No more than decent.

Bottle. Caramel, chocolate, licorice and salt inj the nose. Creamy mouthfeel. Full bodied. Malty sweet, salty flavor with licorice, coffee and caramel. Tasty, but not very complex and refined. Starts to gain sourness, so bottling perhaps needs improvement.

Bottle. Blonde, cloudy, gusher. The tiniest chunks of yeast. Citrus and a hint of butter in the aroma. Almost full bodied. Citrus and a hint of skimmed milk in the flavor. Tastes good, looks ugly.

Bottle. Grainy apple aroma. Lemon. Hay. Sour and totally dry. Apple sourness. Lemon. Even has some body in spite of its 2.5% ABV. Long finish. Excellent old school Berliner Weisse.

0.75 l bottle from 'Hopfenrausch', best before 2035, cellared for almost three years. Clear, amber with a medium large, a bit fluffy, slowly diminishing, white head. Slightly sweetish, sourish, gently fruity and a bit funky aroma of lemon, apples, some rhubarb and a touch of horse blanket. Minimally sweet, gently sour, rather fruity and a little funky taste of rhubarb, apples, some lemon and traces of horse blanket, followed by a short, gently tart, rather dry and minimally funky finish. Thin to medium body, gently astringent and moderately effervescent mouthfeel, average to lively carbonation. Pleasant, mellow Berliner Weisse with a touch of funk, way better than their regular one. I wonder whether there is any difference between the different vintages.

750ml bottle. Minimally milky, golden colour with average to huge, thick, firm, frothy, moderately lasting, minimally lacing, snow white head. Mildly funky, slightly fruity, minimally lactic aroma, notes of white grapes, unripe apricot, nectarine, a touch of grape sugar, white wine. Taste is dry, tart, lactic, mildly funky, minimally vinous, tannic, woody and fruity, hints of mild sauerkraut, white wine, white grapes, unripe gooseberry, unripe rhubarb. A nice one.

26-02-19 // taster at Brauhaus Neulich in Berlin at a bottle share with the team and brewer of the brewpub. The body is to light and boring. Chili dosage is perfect for balance but unfortunately body can’t keep up. Minimal coffee in aftertaste.

bottle. Pale yellow, slightly hazy, tall and fluffy white head. Pleasant sourness, fruity, smooth carbonation. Nice one.