Berliner Weisse beer

14 products

14 products

Beer Boriner Vice 5% Borinage | Berliner Weisse
€2,92
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Berliner Weisse with a slightly salty taste. It is produced in the tradition of this style, with raw wheat and by crazy but exceptional brewers.

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Beer Pêche Moi Si Tu Peux 4% Beerstorming | Berliner Weisse
€2,92
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A very fresh and very acid Berliner Weisse with white peach. Juicy, acidic and refreshing.
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Beer Flamingo 3.2% Hoppy Road | Berliner Weisse
€3,56
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Hibiscus

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Berliner Weisse 3.5% Mule | Berliner Weisse
€3,00
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Beer Berliner Weiss Fruits De La Passion 3.5% Détour | Berliner Weisse
€4,06
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Lactic fermentation and passion fruit puree.
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Beer Suske Le Rouge 5.1% Ermitage | Berliner Weisse
€3,16
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Suske the red, anniversary beer of our dear Franz. Less extravagant than the last Suske, here is a Berliner Weisse with black cherries, very fruity with a tangy finish.

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Beer Drogenbos Berliner Weisse 4.4% Drogenbos | Berliner Weisse
€3,20
Acide Belgique Bruxelles Canette Edition Limitée
Attention this product has a date of preference to consume before which is exceeded.
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Beer Doktor Rudi 6% Verzet | Berliner Weisse
€2,50
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The herbaceous smell of this drink is reminiscent of oregano, pine and lemongrass. A refreshing sourness.
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Beer Under Acid 4.5% Brique House | Berliner Weisse
€3,28
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Under Acid is light, fruity and tangy, it has a red color with a fine white foam, for aromas of red fruits, raspberry, blackcurrant and malt. On the palate, it's dry and tangy with a little sparkle that amplifies the spiciness of the style, which will clearly wake up your taste buds.
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Beer Masu Vice 5% Borinage | Berliner Weisse
€3,50
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Sour beer with passion fruit

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Beer Dr. Caligari 6.3% Toccalmatto | Berliner Weisse
€3,76
Acide Bouteille Edition Limitée Italie

Zona Cesarini, the IPA beer from the Toccalmatto brewery. A good dose of hops from the Pacific region which gives flavors of tropical fruits.

Attention this product has a date of preference to consume before which is exceeded.

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Beer Big Viper 3.5% ZooBrew | Berliner Weisse
€3,30
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Big Viper is a berliner weisse from the Zoobrew brewery. Its white color reminds us that berliner weisse beers are made with wheat and its acidity reveals a slight touch of almonds and lemon.
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Beer Coquatrice 3.8% Etre | Berliner Weisse
€3,70
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Berliner Weisse

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Beer Josmans En Lutte 4.8% Ermitage | Berliner Weisse
€3,26
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Black Berliner Weisse - Black cherries and Ethiopian cold brew coffee.

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Berliner Weisse beer

Berliner Weisse is a generally acidic beer, but it is not the yeast that brings this taste.

The yeasts used assimilate much more complex sugars than the others. During this transformation lactic acid bacteria are released, and they are the ones that will give a more or less tart taste depending on their quantity.

These reactions have been known for centuries but their scientific understandings are rather recent. The mastery of lactic yeasts has actually existed since humans transformed milk into cheese. And it is not uncommon to feel an aftertaste of cheese, yogurt or whey (residual layer during cheese making) when tasting a brett beer.

The yeast brings a fruity, barn like and woody taste to the beer. It is quite common to believe that Berliner Weisse beers are brewed with fruit, which happens, but usually it is the yeast that gives the taste, and even a color ranging from pink to light purple to yellow.

Today the demand for Berliner Weisse is increasing sharply among informed consumers. Many new generation breweries are doing this tricky exercise.

The production is not necessarily more complicated than for other style of beers. There is a risk for breweing the next beer because the yeasts could infect future brews.

Therefore it is necessary either to brew only this style, or to clean the brewing tools from top to bottom, which takes a lot of time. Some brewers sometimes organize themselves to produce Berliner Weisse just before the big spring cleaning.

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