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Ayinger Ur-Weisse Dunkelweizen 5.8% Alcohol Privatbrauerei Franz Inselkammer Aying, Germany Very bready smell, some honey, lots of yeast as well. Taste is pretty similar, the biggest taste that comes out is bread. There is also some banana and a little bit of honey but strangely with these flavors it’s not very sweet. I’d equate to drinking this beer to drinking some banana bread. It is also very similar to an old school hef in this regard. A nice complex beer that is a good price for the pint size it comes in. It is also very filling so it’s a beer to have on its own when kicking back and watching a movie late at night. 8.2/10

Ayinger Ur-Weisse

Dunkelweizen 5.8% Alcohol

Privatbrauerei Franz Inselkammer Aying, Germany

Very bready smell, some honey, lots of yeast as well. Taste is pretty similar, the biggest taste that comes out is bread. There is also some banana and a little bit of honey but strangely with these flavors it’s not very sweet. I’d equate to drinking this beer to drinking some banana bread. It is also very similar to an old school hef in this regard. A nice complex beer that is a good price for the pint size it comes in. It is also very filling so it’s a beer to have on its own when kicking back and watching a movie late at night.

8.2/10

Friday January 27th