Well…it’s no longer brewed in Latrobe…but still.From the glass lined tanks of Old Latrobe
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Before I got into craft beer a coworker brought Rolling Rock and I remember asking him "Is it supposed to taste like this?".Well…it’s no longer brewed in Latrobe…but still.
Skunky bottles of Rolling Rock remain a glorious early beer drinking memory for me.
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Black Oak Light
Normally a dunkles Hefe doesn’t have significant roast character. A bit more dark sugar - maybe toffee or caramel - is about it, except for the color.View attachment 35464this
A Dunkels weisse I just tapped
Never had one so only went by description
I can taste the wheat yeast and the dark malt
But neither over power the other
No roastines
Nice beer
Theres no roastines maybe toffeeNormally a dunkles Hefe doesn’t have significant roast character. A bit more dark sugar - maybe toffee or caramel - is about it, except for the color.
Look around for a dark hefe, they are out there. My local Total Wine has two, but in the individual bottles area … at $4 a bottle. Sigh.
What do you think?