Comments on: Widmer Hefeweizen http://www.beeraday.net/beer/widmer-hefeweizen/ Drinking one beer a day and discovering new brew Sun, 15 Aug 2010 17:42:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Marc http://www.beeraday.net/beer/widmer-hefeweizen/comment-page-1/#comment-313 Marc Wed, 29 Apr 2009 16:49:42 +0000 http://www.beeraday.net/?p=1598#comment-313 Grabbing a good airport beer can be a challenge. I hope you you don't have many more trips this year, because at some airports, the selection is basically the same three - five beers regardless of where you go. Only airport that seems to have a good non-mass distribution selection is Dulles. There, you can head to Old Dominion's brew pub as well as Harry's which will have a few local selections on tap. If you're there, I recommend anything from Starr Hill, a Brewery down in Charlottesville, VA. Grabbing a good airport beer can be a challenge. I hope you you don’t have many more trips this year, because at some airports, the selection is basically the same three – five beers regardless of where you go. Only airport that seems to have a good non-mass distribution selection is Dulles. There, you can head to Old Dominion’s brew pub as well as Harry’s which will have a few local selections on tap.

If you’re there, I recommend anything from Starr Hill, a Brewery down in Charlottesville, VA.

]]> By: John D http://www.beeraday.net/beer/widmer-hefeweizen/comment-page-1/#comment-299 John D Sat, 25 Apr 2009 03:28:44 +0000 http://www.beeraday.net/?p=1598#comment-299 I generally don't like anything floating in my beer other than my liver, but here's something special about a cold Hefeweisen with a lemon on a hot day. Living just up the hill from Widmer, I've inhaled a lot more Hefeweisen than I've ever imbibed. Their new expanded brewery belches out tasty smells almost 24/7, and as long as the wind is blowing upriver like usual the smell wafts through the neighborhood daily. Widmer Hef is a comfort when traveling, when confronted with a line up of AB taps, even if its not my favorite beer, it still tastes like a real beer, even with a lemon floating in it. I generally don’t like anything floating in my beer other than my liver, but here’s something special about a cold Hefeweisen with a lemon on a hot day.
Living just up the hill from Widmer, I’ve inhaled a lot more Hefeweisen than I’ve ever imbibed. Their new expanded brewery belches out tasty smells almost 24/7, and as long as the wind is blowing upriver like usual the smell wafts through the neighborhood daily.
Widmer Hef is a comfort when traveling, when confronted with a line up of AB taps, even if its not my favorite beer, it still tastes like a real beer, even with a lemon floating in it.

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