Benediktiner Weissbräu - Weissbräu - Wheat (Ale/Germany)

In Oktoberfest-style glasses and from the keg.

Alc (ABV): 0.0%

Benediktiner Weissbräu - Weissbier Alkoholfrei - Non-Alcoholic (Germany)

I've had Benediktiner before, so it will be easier to compare. Unfortunately, the taste I got from the original Benediktiner is not present in this beer. I guess one must lower their expectations for non-alcoholic beers.
It's not undrinkable, but it's also not the real Benediktiner.

Alc (ABV): 0.0%
Score: 7/10

Benediktiner Weissbräu - Weissbier - Wheat (Ale/Germany)

One of the famous German Weissbiers, Benediktiner. Benediktiner was started to be produced approximately 400 years ago by the monks in the Benediktine monastery in @Ettal, Bavaria. The philosophy of the Benediktine monks is about being calm and enjoying the good things in life, and I think they want you to drink beer with these feelings.
The monastery is located south of Munich, at a point where the German Alps begin.
I think it is again a very beautiful characteristic German Weissbier.
When drunk from its 5-liter keg, which is rarely (or never) found in Turkey, it becomes a different and enjoyable experience.

Alc (ABV): 5.4%
Score: 8/10