20160521:
Having just had some wine out of a flute, I poured my beer into the glass (after I rinsed the glass with some of beer) and got a look at it's color and head.
The beer had a wheat smell and a subtle sour taste amid the carbonation. Upon a second sip, I reiterated that it was tart and had a wheat taste.
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Leinenkugel BeerGarten Tart
Relevant Links:
Beergarten Tart (Leinenkugel Website)
Leinenkugel BeerGarten Tart (RateBeer.com)
BeerGarten Tart | Jacob Leinenkugel Brewing Company (BeerAdvocate.com)
Website Information:
Having just had some wine out of a flute, I poured my beer into the glass (after I rinsed the glass with some of beer) and got a look at it's color and head.
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| Leinenkugel BeerGarten Tart |
The beer had a wheat smell and a subtle sour taste amid the carbonation. Upon a second sip, I reiterated that it was tart and had a wheat taste.
[20160708 Edit]
Leinenkugel BeerGarten Tart
Relevant Links:
Beergarten Tart (Leinenkugel Website)
Leinenkugel BeerGarten Tart (RateBeer.com)
BeerGarten Tart | Jacob Leinenkugel Brewing Company (BeerAdvocate.com)
Website Information:
Beergarten Tart
Balanced, refreshing, subtly sweet, and tarty. This is our American take on a classic German biergarten favorite.
Leinenkugel’s® BeerGarten Tart starts out with a snap of tartness balanced by a subtle sweetness from pale malts. It’s our take on a Berliner Weisse, a classic German biergarten summer favorite. Brewed with American wheat, BeerGarten Tart’s light body and refreshing finish are perfect for warm summer days.
ABV. 4.80%
AVAIL. Apr-Jul
Pairs with: club sandwiches, pasta, salads or pizza flatbread
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