Germans. BeerPeople.
WheatBeerPeople.Very yeasty and misty unfiltered strong wheat beer
this is. Bought this in a moment of unclarity, as I don't generally
like wheat beers, though some weizenbocks are great at best. So lets
try this yeast-banana-bomb.
Head is okay, scent is yeasty, as
expected.
Taste is very sharp and bananish. What
the fuck is ”esterinen” in English, this is very ”esterinen”
:)
Let's call this The Esterinen, in
Finglish. Today is the independence day of Finland and Germans
fought alongside us in the WW2, so this is to y'all, nazis (though I
hate nazis, the motherfucking ubermänchen), brothers and
Lapland-burners (yea, you did that, but we were the backstabbing
brothers in that picture – forced by the russians of course) –
people, who had to suffer in war. I don't blame anyone, the least the
Germans who fought in the Finnish frontier – if this ugly dark
country and this lovely unbelievable language was to be saved, it
needed you guys also.
Sweetness and banana in a yeasty way.
Awful shit, if you don't like the aforementioned. But for a beer
enthusiast, quite ok, actually. Very German, I think. No-one else
makes this kind of shit. Have to give a OK for this, just for the
fuckness of this shite. This is luger in ya head, a V-2 in beer
world. Suck it or puke it, fritz. Fuck this sweetness. Let's still be all brothers in beerloving, this has to go with a flow, though this is shite from the central of shiteness, Germany. Still, we are people. I like people, or some of them. This beer should be reviewed as a beer of good people. Sorry for the nazi-reference, it's just the stereotype. But isn't it funny that nazi-beers taste like banana? (sorry, that was a very bad joke and I'm sorry for it).
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