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Schneider Weisse Meine Hopfenweisse TAP5

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Product Name Schneider Weisse Meine Hopfenweisse TAP5
ABV % 8.2
Size 50cl
Brewery Schneider & Sohn
Style Wheat Beers
Country Germany
£4.71
Availability: In stock
SKU
BMSCHOP50
About this product
Go on a discovery: "Meine Hopfenweisse" - the incomparable experience of indulgent drinking, that exceeds all expectations … hoppy, but flowery, bitter and full-bodied, and still with a sweet malty aroma - this is how multifaceted wheat beer can actually be. A real delight in the special Schneider way! And when it comes to spicy dishes or refined chocolates the "Hopfenweisse" unleashes no less than a pleasant tremor of the senses.

Schneider Weisse Meine Hopfenweisse TAP5

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  1. Verified Buyer

    Dangerously drinkable
    Quality

    Fabulous flavours of hops in this special hoppy Weiss beer
  2. gosh
    Quality

    This is almost too good to be true. Full on taste and really strong. It misses one star as the sediment always refuses to stay in the bottle, and if you get more than a little bit in the glass, it can detract from the taste. (I honestly don't get how so many folk - especially Germans! - like to get all the sediment in the glass. No way. But that quibble aside, this is a cracking beer. Perhaps to be savoured in moderation, going on its strength.