Berg Weizen-Bock

◎ Appearance

A copper-amber ale poured from the vat, holding a dense cream-colored head with fine retention and distinct lacing. The beer maintains excellent clarity despite its weight and seasonal brewing window, with active carbonation visible as a fine bead throughout the glass.

◌ Aroma

The nose leads with soft fruit esters from the wheat and ale yeast—ripe banana and subtle stone fruit—layered beneath warm caramel and honey sweetness. Tettnanger Perle contributes restrained noble hop character, herbaceous and slightly peppery, without dominating the malt-driven profile.

◐ Taste

Entry is full and sweet, with pronounced caramel malt and a honey-like roundness that mirrors the brewery's seasonal positioning. Mid-palate develops complexity from the dark caramel and caramel wheat malts, balanced by gentle herbal bitterness and a light peppery finish from the hops. At 7.1% ABV and only 20 IBU, the weight sits comfortably without cloying, the carbonation keeping the beer lively on the palate.

◑ Finish

The finish is medium-length, clean and slightly warming, with lingering honey notes and a dry herbal fade from the Tettnanger Perle. The carbonation sustains a refreshing quality despite the bock's density.