Rothaus Alcohol Free Wheat Beer (Rothaus Hefeweizen Alkoholfrei) <0.5% 500ml (50cl) Bottles
Unrecognisably alcohol-free wheat beer!
Description
The quintessential German wheat beer, retaining its full flavour with less than 0.5% alcohol.
Wheat malt, aromatic hops and Rothaus’ own brewing yeast give their non-alcoholic Hefeweizen its fine, sparkling taste. Rothaus uses a system that’s the only one of its kind in Germany to extract the alcohol in a gentle process leaving the beers’ aromas intact.
An unrecognisably alcohol-free wheat beer from Rothaus, one of the most respected and admired German wheat beer brands in the world.
*Red plastic Rothaus crate not included. Bottles shipped in protective and recyclable cardboard packaging.
Tasting Notes
“Pleasantly tangy. The honey tapers off in the aftertaste, leaving just a hint of bitterness that strikes the tongue in a short, dry flash.” - Oliver Wesseloh (World champion beer sommelier)
Appearance: Solid, off-white head. Rich golden tones with a touch of copper and a slight cloudiness.
Aroma: Fresh straw, honey, a hint of caramel and a distant whiff of fruit, such as ripe apple and banana.
Flavour: The first sensation is a rush of sweetness, like honey, but which quickly becomes much thinner. This taste weaves itself through the beer: not much body, pleasantly easy to drink and a very subtle sweetness like that of a banana that has been drizzled with honey, although the honey dominates. Pleasantly fizzy. There is another echo of honey in the finish, and then a quick, dry flash of bitterness appears. Extremely good as a refreshing drink on a warm day.
Special aspect: Thanks to a particularly gentle dealcoholisation process with aroma recovery, the non-alcoholic Hefeweizen retains its full flavour. That leads to a fruity, fresh beer experience that’s always in season – have you tried it yet?
Ingredients
Ingredients: Water, wheat malt, barley malt, hops, yeast (and that’s all!)
Alcohol content: <0.5% vol.
Gravity: 14.5%
Bitterness units: 14
Nutrition & Dietary
Vegan friendly
Did You Know?
A German purity law wheat beer. (All Rothaus beers are made to the Reinheitsgebot, the German Beer Purity Law of 1516.)