Erdinger Weissbräu - Oktoberfestbier - Wheat (Ale/Germany)

Erdinger may not officially participate in Oktoberfest, but it has joined the excitement of the festival with its German name. Erdinger Oktoberfestbier is a wheat beer, and it is not fair to compare this beer with other Oktoberfest beers. Because it is a wheat beer, it is more aromatic and easier to drink than Oktoberfest beers. However, it is just an average beer among wheat beers. But it brings the excitement of the festival to you with its Oktoberfest bottle.

Alc (ABV): 5.7%
Score: 8/10

Erdinger Weissbräu - Dunkel - Dunkelweizen (Ale/Germany)

Erdinger's dark wheat beer. Since I like dark beers, my expectations are high again. The first Erdinger Weisbier I had didn't impress me much. It pales in comparison to #Schneider, #Weihenstephaner, and #hoegaarden.
Again, Dunkel didn't fulfill my desires. It has a very caramelly taste. Beers with a caramel taste give me the sensation that the flavor was added afterwards. Additionally, it's a very carbonated beer, I feel like I'm drinking cola. It's not mentioned, but maybe it would be better if it was consumed a bit warmer.

Alc (ABV): 5.3%
Score: 6/10

Erdinger Weissbräu - Weissbier - Wheat (Ale/Germany)

It's not boxed but recently I feel like I've been drinking too many wheat beers. This one I'm having is also a wheat beer, but it wasn't as nice as the others I had before. It didn't even taste as good as a few Turkish wheat beers I've had. It was a beer without aroma, bland and overly carbonated.

Alc (ABV): 5.3%
Score: 6/10