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Golden Wheat 0.0%
Beerwheat beer

Golden Wheat 0.0%

Alcohol-free Hefeweizen from Kaiserdom in Bamberg, naturally cloudy with banana and clove character. Sugar-free at 15 kcal per 100ml.

About This Drink

Golden Wheat 0.0% is brewed using both barley and wheat malts with a traditional Hefeweizen yeast, which gives it the characteristic haze and the fruity, spiced aroma that defines the style. Fermentation happens in full, then the alcohol is removed. It's 15 kcal per 100ml with no added sugar, which is lean for a beer with this much going on in the glass. It pours a hazy golden yellow with a persistent white head. The aroma is banana-forward with clove behind it and a citrus note at the edges. On the palate, ripe banana and light spice come through over a gentle malt base, with a soft rounded finish. The body is good for an alcohol-free wheat beer. Classic Bavarian style, delivered competently.

Ingredients

water, barley malt, wheat malt, hops, yeast

Key Specs

Per 100ml

Calories
15 kcal

Dietary

VEGAN

Tasting Notes

Taste

RIPE BANANA CLOVE SPICE GENTLE MALT SWEETNESS LIGHT CITRUS SOFT WHEAT CHARACTER

Aroma

BANANA CLOVE LIGHT CITRUS ZEST BREADY WHEAT MALT

Character

Appearance
HAZY GOLDEN YELLOW WITH A PERSISTENT WHITE HEAD
Mouthfeel
MEDIUM-BODIED WITH NATURAL CLOUDINESS AND MODERATE CARBONATION
Finish
SOFT AND ROUNDED WITH A FAINT SPICE FADE

Production

Brewed as a traditional Hefeweizen; alcohol removed after fermentation using dealcoholisation

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Key Specs

Per 100ml

Calories
15 kcal

Dietary

VEGAN

Tasting Notes

Taste

RIPE BANANA CLOVE SPICE GENTLE MALT SWEETNESS LIGHT CITRUS SOFT WHEAT CHARACTER

Aroma

BANANA CLOVE LIGHT CITRUS ZEST BREADY WHEAT MALT

Character

Appearance
HAZY GOLDEN YELLOW WITH A PERSISTENT WHITE HEAD
Mouthfeel
MEDIUM-BODIED WITH NATURAL CLOUDINESS AND MODERATE CARBONATION
Finish
SOFT AND ROUNDED WITH A FAINT SPICE FADE

Production

Brewed as a traditional Hefeweizen; alcohol removed after fermentation using dealcoholisation