Samuel Adams Dunkelweizen Dark Wheat Ale (12 oz)

Samuel Adams Dunkelweizen Sweet and Spicy Dark Wheat Ale
From the "Can"
  • Limited Release
  • Sweet & Spicy Dark Wheat Ale
  • Samuel Adams was a bold and determined rebel. He masterminded the Boston Tea Party and was among the first patriots to call for American Independence. He united our country in rebellion against the British Empire in pursuit of the American dream. Oh, and he was also a brewer. We proudly named our beer after this hero.
  • Freshness Matters. Enjoy Before Date On Bottom.
  • Boston Beer Company, Boston, MA and Breiningsville, PA; www.samueladams.com

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Brewer's Exegesis

Dunkelweizen translates into "dark wheat" and the beer is a darker version of the Bavarian wheat beers of the 15th century. Dark amber brown in color, this unfiltered ale is brewed with traditional Bavarian yeast, which imparts a wide spectrum of flavors and aromas from spicy clove and nutmeg to tropical fruit and banana. The result is a beer that is complex and flavorful, medium-bodied with a crisp finish.

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