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Monday, May 11, 2009

Fort Worth’s Rahr & Sons Brewery releasing Summertime Wheat this weekend


This locally brewed German Hefeweizen is a "refreshing, lightly hopped ale [with] unique banana and clove-like characteristics."

The Rahr Brewery on a typical Saturday free beer tasting and tour.

Creative Commons licensed Photo by Flickr user whiskeyboytx

The Rahr Brewery on a typical Saturday free beer tasting and tour.

The Rahr & Sons Brewery is releasing their Summertime Wheat just in time for, you guessed it, Christmas, er, summer. Summertime Wheat is a German Hefeweizen that, according to the site, is a "refreshing, lightly hopped ale [with] unique banana and clove-like characteristics. It is unfiltered so the yeast character comes through with a light but full body." This 5.5% ABV beer won Best in Class at the United States Beer Tasting Championships in 2007.

This Saturday's tour and tasting event will feature new Summertime Wheat kegs. Bottles should be showing up soon in stores around town.

Of course, because of Texas law, you cannot buy bottles from the brewery itself. Perhaps you write a representative or something and make sure this gets changed.


Posted by Erin



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rinea, anonymous:

This story makes me want to drive all the way out to Fort Worth again.

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