Ayinger Ur-Weisse

500 ml bottle from Country Club Liquors. Nose of pumpernickel bread, light caramel, light cloves, and a little light fruit. hazy amber with a big beige head. Flavor is caramel, banana, some pepperiness, and cloves. Pretty nice!

Tried with lemon. Hazy orange pour. Aroma is typical of wheat. Taste without lemon was a mix of wheat grains with a soft bland finish. The addition of lemon provided the citrus kick that was missing and made for an excellent wheat.

Very quality product. A good example of this German beer style. Poured to a hazy deep grey with lots of foam and a strong, lingering thick white head. There was a minimal aroma of malt and coffee. Tasted primarily of yeast, dark bread and fruit with a slightly sour aftertaste. Some cocoa and banana, better and more spicy when it was a bit warmer.

Cloudy light brown pour with a nice off-white head. Aroma of banana, citrus, malt, and yeast. Taste is of roasted malt, slight banana and some sweetness. Really smooth drinking beer. Leaves a nice mouthfeel.

Bomber thanks to KAggie97. Pours a cloudy dark orange with a medium sized head. Aromas of banana, some spice (clove) wheat and yeast. Flavors are fruity and spicey. Thanks again Kevin.

bottle, thank you pivnizub! Cloudy amber-brown colour, large beige head. Malty-chocolatey nose. Full-bodied, malty with lovely caramel and chocolate flavours. Well-balanced with a pleasant and smooth mouthfeel.

The first thing i got was the taste of Bubble-Gum. Wheat, banana and a almost malty hit.

Bottle from BevMo. A nice dunkelweizen. Refreshing as hell. Hazy orangish brown color with a substantial head. Aroma of wheat, banana, and yeast. Flavor is more of the same, along with orange peel and other dried fruits. Smooth palate with medium carbonation.