The brewery known as Spaten-Franziskaner is undoubtedly one of the most historic and renowned breweries of Munich, why not say, Germany. Its origins can be traced to the year 1363 where there were already records this brewery. Through the centuries (if ever) has been logical developments, and has gone to belong to different clusters as Spaten, Lowenbrau beer until the present, InBev, one of the giant brewers. In this way, what is indisputable is that this brewery has managed to win a name. Within this, Franziskaner Weissbier, its flagship product, has achieved sales quotas up to a million hectoliters a year and stands as one of the world leaders in its field cervecero.Lo is true, beyond the history and numbers, recognize this legendary Hefeweizen as one of the references of its kind. Earned recognition by tradition and constancy.
At first glance, Franziskaner Weissbier beer is very attractive. It has an orange color with golden hues complemented by a cloudy transparent tone that seems to give fullness to the glass and a rich and silky white foam that gives the beer a semblance of sensuality. It has a light body, balanced, and a texture that is certainly a delight on his lips. As a good Hefeweizen, is very fragrant, offering a range aromas of bananas, nuts, flowers and spices. The flavor complements the flavors with the presence of citrus notes, candy, soft bananas, cloves and other spices. The finish is semi dry mouth, which comes to life with a slightly sharp end feel on the tongue, the result of a generous carbonation and the presence of an ever restless yeast. In short, a classic German, a reference in its style and an appetizing option for all time beer.
My Rating: 8.7
At first glance, Franziskaner Weissbier beer is very attractive. It has an orange color with golden hues complemented by a cloudy transparent tone that seems to give fullness to the glass and a rich and silky white foam that gives the beer a semblance of sensuality. It has a light body, balanced, and a texture that is certainly a delight on his lips. As a good Hefeweizen, is very fragrant, offering a range aromas of bananas, nuts, flowers and spices. The flavor complements the flavors with the presence of citrus notes, candy, soft bananas, cloves and other spices. The finish is semi dry mouth, which comes to life with a slightly sharp end feel on the tongue, the result of a generous carbonation and the presence of an ever restless yeast. In short, a classic German, a reference in its style and an appetizing option for all time beer.
My Rating: 8.7
German beer Franziskaner Hefeweizen weissbier Spaten
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