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<\/a>Well, Bellwoods Brewing’s<\/b> <\/span><\/a>Bellweiser beer is meant to parody an insanely famous beer out of the United States that uses horses from a farm near where I was born and raised in Western Manitoba as their image, \u00a0you know exactly what I\u2019m talking about, but the beer is completely different.. and this beer is honestly much better.<\/p>\n
Bellweiser described by their website: Bellweiser is our take on an \u2018old world\u2019 pilsner, showcasing a pale malt body, firm bitter backbone, and noble-esque hops. The dry-hop on this one is almost non-existent to make room for lots of yeast-derived aromatics, and the resulting beer crosses off all the “crisp”, “clean”, and “refreshing” boxes you need it to.
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Brewed with a neutral yeast, allowing the subtle interplay of hops and malt to shine through. Light floral aromatics, soft bitterness in the finish, easy to drink.<\/p>\n
Appearance: <\/b>Incredibly clear to the point that it looks like a macro-lager to me, but this is exactly what it\u2019s trying to be. There\u2019s a tad bit of foam on top but it diminishes pretty quickly so it looks like a white wine than a beer to me..<\/p>\n
Aroma: <\/b>Sweet, a bit of honey, straw, slightly floral, a bit of cracker, lemon, slightly toasted malt.<\/p>\n
Taste: <\/b>Decently sweet with a honey presence to it, a grassy and slightly bitter hop presence, a bit of straw, hint of lemon, oh and a slight bready doughiness at the very end.<\/p>\n
Overall Thoughts: <\/b>Yeah, this isn\u2019t your father\/grandfather\/brother\u2019s macro lager, this is definitely more aggressive in every aspect but it\u2019s also incredibly smooth and enjoyable. Will I ever order 24 cans of this to be delivered to my door here in Manitoba? It\u2019s pretty effing likely, this is patio-worthy and taste better than what it\u2019s supposed to be parodying.\u00a0<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n