Ayinger Ur-Weisse

excellent specimen, looks like murky apricot nectar, one of the nicest creamiest heads ever. banana and clove in nose and mouth, very nice body for a weisse

Bottle. Poured an orange color with some haze. Head is thick and lasts forever. Strong wheat aroma with clove in the mix. Taste is light malt and fruits. Perhaps thin but still well made.

Beautiful cloudy orange with a huge foamy off-white head. Spicy nose and fruity taste ... pretty much what I expected from this wheat beer after I saw the color. And it looked just the way it was supposed to. Mouth was a little thin, but then this is pretty low alcohol stuff and packing great taste. // rerated 9 May 2005 at this beer is nolhing to celebrate. Not enough of anything ... mouth, nose, complexity. A pretty straight forward, pretty simple wheat, without much spice or sweetness or any of the things that make a wheat special.

Cloudy orange with floating yeast and a foamy white head. Smells like spices and cloves, very pleasant. Tastes: malt, banana, clove, spices. The malt is great in this offering. Another rock solid from Ayinger.

Poured hazy amber orange...not what I expected...smelled malty, clove, banana...tasted very malty and thick...finished spicy...a great beer but not what I expected of a dunkel...

Nice. A bold wheaty brew that is also quite refreshing. A great brewery that really knows how to do its wheat beers.

Bottle. Cloudy yellowish in color with a nice fluffy white head. Banana and clove. Malty. Spicey. Even carbonation. Enjoyable.

Fruity, lemony, banana, and spicey nose; underwhelming flavor with not much charactor; some banana, pear, clove, and bread notes.