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Weisses Bräuhaus G. Schneider & Sohn GmbH
Emil-Ott-Straße 1-5
D-93309 Kelheim
Telephone: +49 (0)9441 / 7050
Brewer: Hans-Peter Drexler
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D-93309 Kelheim
Telephone: +49 (0)9441 / 7050
Brewer: Hans-Peter Drexler
[Contact]
[Map]
[Update]Notes
Opened: 1872
U.S. Importer: B. United International
Contributors: Mario Kornmesser, Roman Drüg
Schneider was voted Champion International Brewery at the 2006 Australian International Beer Awards.
Updated: January 4, 2019
Beer List
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12.00% abv.-
Date: February 13, 2007 (#6325)Package: bottledPlace: Beertopia, Omaha NEScore: 20 pointsAppearance (3)
Deep red, just a bit less dark than Aventinus Doppel Weizen Bock. Thick short-lived head.Aroma (4)
Dark fruit, dark malt. Hint of clove. Lots of alcohol.Mouthfeel (10)
Huge smooth body. Fiercely malty, with lots of dark caramel, dark fruit, and alcohol. Very warming...very smooth. Lots of fruity complexity, less of the Weissbier character. Some smokiness.Overall Impression (3)
28°Plato. -
Date: April 12, 2004 (#5275)Package: bottledPlace: Club Liquor & Beer, Menasha WIScore: 20 pointsOverall Impression (3)
2001 bottling. Bright brown-red, high carbonation. Moderate head. Intensely alcoholic aroma with lots of spicy esters and Munich malt. Huge phenomenally smooth body, moderately fizzy. Immense raisiny dark Munich malt flavor, fairly sweet all the way through. Hints of Weizen - clove and banana - but mainly magnificently malty. Thanks to Jay Jackson for the sample! -
Date: June 22, 2002 (#4355)Package: bottledPlace: from the breweryScore: 16½ pointsOverall Impression (3½)
Brown opaque, massive head. Spicy, brown, toasty aroma. Big, creamy, richly malty, like a massive Dunkelweizen. Lots of banana and raisins. Thanks to Keith Akstulewicz for the sample!
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5.90% abv.
10.00% abv.
9.50% abv.
5.20% abv.
Awards:
- Gold Medal and Champion Speciality Beer, 2005 Brewing Industry International Awards
- Silver Medal, 2004 Brewing Industry International Awards
- Silver Medal, 2002 Brewing Industry International Awards
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Date: April 3, 1998 (#2624)Package: bottledPlace: Sam's Wine and Spirits, Chicago ILScore: 17 pointsOverall Impression (3)
Amber opaque, massive head. 4-vinyl-guaiacol, iso-amyl-acetate. Very high carbonation. Boatloads of banana flavor. Fairly thick. Some background caramel flavor. Overcarbonation just might be inhibiting the dunkel flavor.
8.20% abv.
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Date: June 7, 2008 (#7089)Package: draughtPlace: Huber Haus German Bier Hall, Omaha NEScore: 20 pointsAppearance (3)
Translucent golden. Huge dense head.Aroma (4)
Fresh fruity and noble hops. Wheat malt and a hint of cloves.Mouthfeel (10)
Medium body, very fizzy. Big fruity hop flavor on top of a fine Schneider Weisse. Bitter, but well-balanced.Overall Impression (3)
Very unusual, interesting beer. Bill says that when he visited Kelheim they told him that they send almost all of this beer to the U.S. because Germans won't drink it: it's too bitter, too "weird".
