Partha: “Hey Ameya, do you think it makes sense for us to make a Hefe..”
Ameya: “You had me at Hefe”
Thus was the story for our newest yet year round release- the German wheat beer, Hefeweizen. We were brewing a very good Belgian Wit earlier, but had to move to stop brewing it.
A Hefeweizen is a light refreshing wheat beer with aromas of bananas and cloves, derived from the yeast. This one if highly effervescent and has slight notes of bubblegum and wheat-malt.
KNOW YOUR You had me at hefe ♥:
Beer Style
Appearance
Aroma
Bitterness
Hefeweizen or Weissbier
Hazy, straw-coloured
Wheat, bananas
Beer Style
Hefeweizen or Weissbier
Appearance
Hazy, straw coloured
AROMA
Wheat, bananas
Bitterness
MOUTHFEEL
Medium body, moderately high carbonation
Allergen
AVAILABILITY
Year-round
Best Enjoyed with
Breads, grilled meats
Mouthfeel
Allergen
Availability
Best enjoyed with
Medium body, moderately high carbonation
Year-Round
Breads, grilled meats
Notable Features & Reviews:
NILANJAN says:
“It’s more than two years that I am drinking UtopIPA on regular basis. First time I had back in back in August 2019, I knew Pune got a IPA that deserves! Like a classic IPA it’s hoppy, fruity; but my favourite part is the faint and lingering malty sweetness that it leaves behind!
Availability in growler means I could enjoy it at comfort of home whenever I want.”
DEVILS_PLATE (Sinchita) says:
“My introduction to Yavasura was with Bridge to UtopIPA and now, for me, it is synonymous with bliss. Because to be frank, I have not had such a beautiful IPA anywhere.
The tropical notes just hit it right. I love the spunky bitter aftertaste which is a hard thing to find in IPAs these days. This IPA is craft in its true form and definitely pure art in a glass! My ideal weekend is always a visit to Boteco, glasses of utopIPA and some lovely Jambalaya!”
AMEYA (Yes, one of the founders) says:
“We had gotten a few people who had reviewed Bridge to UtopIPA, which we could have very well posted, but I was not going to not have my name not associated with this amazing beer.
It is such a delicious beer- the bitterness is gently balanced with the caramelly notes of the malt. Overall, the balance just makes you go for one more drink.”