The
beer was cloudy amber (a bit darker than I expected) with a thick fog
of bright white head. Banana and orange were the executive flavour
notes, over a mild yeast workforce. Hops were only barely evident as a
slight crackle at the finish.
My first
experience with a Northern Marverick brew, I found their Hefeweizen to
be quite well executed, if not anything to garner effusive praise. The
only shortcoming of this beer, described on the bottle as a "classic
Bavarian hefeweizen", is an underwhelming mouthfeel. It was a bit thin
and would have benefited from a bit of crispness. Still, on an
unseasonably warm September day, this summery ale was a welcome bit of
refreshment. I wouldn't have minded a second.
Rating: 7.5 out of 10.
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