White Beer

　　Do you know white beer? I didn't know about it. The picture is of the white beer (Weissbier in German). In the same way as there is white and red wine, does beer have such a kind? This beer was also from my second daughter. It seems to be made from wheat. I drank it last February, but I saw it on a German educational TV program. That's why I posted the picture.

(Vocabulary from comments)
fond
《[名]の前不可》
be fond of sb; grow fond of sb; be fond of (doing) sth
be not very/overly fond of something  ＜…＞があまり好きではない
《[名]の前でのみ》 (言葉・表情などが) 愛情のこもった, 優しい
a fond farewell  愛情のこもった別れの言葉 = affectionate
《[名]の前でのみ》 (人が) 優しい, 情愛の深い
[成句]
a fond hope/belief(フォーマル)  (非現実的な) 甘い望み［考え］
in the fond hope/belief that  …という甘い望み［考え］を抱いて
fond memories  懐かしい思い出
be fond of doing sth  ＜…＞ばかりしている
He is very fond of giving out advice. 彼は人に意見ばかりしている．

(Vocabulary from comments 2)
be staffed by sb〈組織・部署は〉＜人＞がスタッフである
The store is staffed by volunteers. その店のスタッフはボランティアだ．
hiatus (交渉・仕事などの) 中断, 休止
on hiatus (米) 中断して =break

Comments

[Trevor]

Moin moin (This is how people in the north of Germany near Hamburg/Schleswig-Holstein often say Guten Morgen),
It is great that you will have a chance to travel with your daughter to Freiburg, especially as a member of a delegation to a sister city. How exciting! Can't wait to see your posts next autumn!

Unlike your daughter my German is terrible (I know, shameful) ... we conversed in English at the laboratory as it is staffed by people around the world. Learning German is currently on hiatus, as I'll likely be moving to Geneva in the near future, so I need to brush up on my French ^_^

[KUMO]

Guten Tag! Grüß Gott (in Freiburg).

Yes, it's mainly due to the change in dietary habit, but she looked like enjoying the everyday life in Freiburg. I'm going to visit Freiburg with my daughter this autumn as one of the representatives from my hometown, which is the sister city of Freiburg. My daughter will be of use as an interpreter.

Mit herzlichen Grüßen.

[Trevor]

Yes, I lived in Hamburg on and off for a couple of years (my laboratory was located there). Living abroad was one of the best experiences of my life. I still consider Hamburg home even though I've been living in Toronto for the last 3 years.

I saw your posts about you daughter living in Freiburg and your travels there. I hope your daughter enjoyed her experiences in Germany.

In one of your posts you mentioned that your daughter had difficulties at first. Was it due to culture shock (If I'm not being too rude to ask)? I come from a western culture and it took me awhile to get used to Germany and Germans ^_^

[KUMO]

Oh, you had lived in Germany. Hamburg? My daughter had been in Freiburg for a year and I've been to Freiburg twice.

[Travis]

I like Paulander beer a lot. I first had it when I visited Munich a few years ago. My favourite was Paulander Hefe-Weissbier Dunkel as I like dark beer.

I also had Hitachino Nest White beer once (brewed in Ibaraki I believe) and want to try their other beer. However, the stores here do not sell it:-( It was a very tasty beer.