The taste is smooth and crisp with a medium body. It retains some bready sweetness because of the wheat malts with flavors of ripe fruit and a hint of caramel. There are subtle spice flavors present, including clove. Tucher Dunkle Hefeweizen is balanced and finishes clean. The Craft Beer Geek sez: Tucher started in 1672 as the municipal wheat beer brewery of Bavaria. This darker take on their traditional wheat beer bumps up the body, while still showcasing the classic notes of clove, with a little bit of dried fruit and rye bread on the finish. All without feeling super heavy!