Miami Weiss White Pale Ale
| ABV: 4.5% | IBU: 30 | SERVING TEMP: 3-5°C |
| INGREDIENTS: Water, Malted barley, Oats, Wheat, Hops, Yeast | ||
| STYLE: American Pale Ale | ||
| GLASSWARE: GLB Crown Viking | ||
RELEASE DATE
Mid Summer
Miami Weiss pours a straw with a white head that bursts with aromas of sweet citrus and Guava. The grapefruit and tangerine flavours are complimented with a creamy and zesty mouthfeel, and finishes dry with a hint of fresh-cut fruit.
Miami Weiss: A thirst quenching 4.5% White Pale Ale that screams flavour louder than a Miami nightclub.
Mango basil salad, jerk chicken, Chavroux, and key lime pie.
Okay, we’re busted! We’re calling this beer a weiss; it’s not! We’re suggesting it’s from Miami; we’ve never even been there. Confused? So are we.
What we know is it is an American style take on a traditional German wheat beer - A Pale Wheat. Rather than a mild hop presence, this baby is packed with Pacific Northwest hops. It’s made with a pale ale yeast which doesn’t produce the same banana flavour you find in German weiss beers. We also know that it goes down smooth and tastes terrific.
So, what’s with the name Miami Weiss? It’s just something the marketing team came up with.
Miami Weiss pours a straw with a white head that bursts with aromas of sweet citrus and Guava. The grapefruit and tangerine flavours are complimented with a creamy and zesty mouthfeel, and finishes dry with a hint of fresh-cut fruit.
Miami Weiss: A thirst quenching 4.5% White Pale Ale that screams flavour louder than a Miami nightclub.
Mango basil salad, jerk chicken, Chavroux, and key lime pie.
Okay, we’re busted! We’re calling this beer a weiss; it’s not! We’re suggesting it’s from Miami; we’ve never even been there. Confused? So are we.
What we know is it is an American style take on a traditional German wheat beer - A Pale Wheat. Rather than a mild hop presence, this baby is packed with Pacific Northwest hops. It’s made with a pale ale yeast which doesn’t produce the same banana flavour you find in German weiss beers. We also know that it goes down smooth and tastes terrific.
So, what’s with the name Miami Weiss? It’s just something the marketing team came up with.
