Berliner Weisse (tap rotation)

Green Man Brewery’s Berliner Weisse appears regularly on the brewery’s rotating tap lists and draft menus. Presented as a sour/wheat-style beer, this Berliner Weisse emphasizes the bright, tart character and effervescent body that define the style. It’s part of Green Man’s broader tap rotation, where small-batch and seasonal sours share space with their year-round lineup. What sets this Berliner Weisse apart at Green Man is its place in a rotating program rather than a permanent fixture. The brewery showcases different interpretations of sour and wheat styles, so the Berliner Weisse often arrives as a fresh, draft-forward expression designed to be enjoyed on tap. When packaged, it is available in 4-pack 16 oz cans, making it convenient for taking a rotating favorite home when available. The Berliner Weisse style is traditionally light-bodied, tart, and wheat-forward, and Green Man’s rotation follows that template: crisp acidity, lively carbonation, and an easy-drinking profile. This version is listed with 0% ABV and 0 IBU, reflecting either a non-alcoholic approach or a specific release identified as alcohol-free; check the brewery’s current notes for each batch. Because it’s part of a rotation, flavor and packaging may vary between draft-only runs and limited canned releases. For North Carolina drinkers, Green Man’s rotating tap program is a chance to sample sour-wheat beers without committing to a single seasonal. The brewery posts draft lists on its site so visitors around NC can track when the Berliner Weisse is pouring. Whether you’re stopping by the taproom or seeking a 4-pack to take home, expect a tart, wheat-centered pour that fits well alongside other sour releases in the region’s growing craft scene.