Kapuziner Weissbier

This beer was a collaboration from Marianne Schröfl, a friend and a master student (intern?) with who I have the pleasure to share a desk in the lab.

It was opened and consumed in an after-work barbeque that was thrown in a double celebration of Iryna's and my birthday (apart by circa one week). I haven't actually drank this beer, but Marianne was kind enough to remember me and keep the bottle after the bbq, so I could add it to my collection.

The brand Kapuziner belongs to Kulmbacher Brauerei (localized in the German city of Kulmbach), that is also responsible for brewing a few other german labels. This specific one contains half a liter of 5,4% alcohol wheat beer.

Links to the producer:

http://www.kapuziner.biz/de/kap/002/002_bier_weisse.php

http://www.kulmbacher.de/de/klbag/start.php

Schneider Weisse - Original

This is one of the most beautiful and unique bottles in my collection, bought in a supermarket in Brazil.

I am still trying to find this fine, 330ml, blue bottle here in Bavaria, Germany, where it is produced, but all I can find is the regular brown 500ml bottle (that will be posted in another ocasion), which contain more of the same 5,4%, good-tasting weissbier inside, but does not look so nice empty in a shelf as the first one.

Here's the link for the producer: http://www.schneider-weisse.de/

Franziskaner - Hefe Weissbier

This is only one of the Fraziskaners in my collection, there is also the Dunkle, that will be posted in another ocasion. This is a 500ml bottle, this beer is produced in the region of Bavaria, Germany and contains 5,0% alcohol.

This is the second bottle I decided to keep in my shelf... the funny thing is that this Franziskaner was bought by accident, I was actually searching for the beer that I tasted a few months before with my brother.

I wish that all the mistakes in my life would taste like this beer.

Link to the producer http://www.franziskaner.com/3_products/3_1_product_spectrum/index.htm