Ayinger Ur-Weisse

Brewed by Brauerei Aying
Style: Dunkelweizen
Aying, Germany

From a 500 ml bottle this poured a nice dark orange with light orange head they lasted seemingly forever. Big lacing rings. Nose of banana and yeas, with some spices. Clean and rich mouthfeel. Flavor are bananas and yeast again. Very nice to drink.

I really enjoy these type of weizen / weisse beers, this particular beer is very sweet throughout. It gives you hints of orange and subtle tart fruits from start to finish. Very smooth and delicate on the palate, enjoyable. The smell and apperance are rather standard. I must add that this does contain ample spicing. Complexity and flavor is all there, I like it!

Multi-colored fall leaves with a large and lasting head of white foam. Lovely caramel and toffee aromas with hints of bubble gum, clove, banana, apple, spruce, chocolate and vanilla. Flavor is very rich, unlike most other Dunkelweizens I’ve tasted. Peanut butter and chocolate, with hints of peppers, which leads into a finish full of bubble gum, banana, fruit and other various yeast attributes. A very good beer.

500mL bottle. Label is slightly different than that in the picture. A murky iced-tea brown pour with a thick, fizzy tan head. Wheaty, lemony/banana, yeasty aroma with plenty of sweet malts underneath. Carbonation is very high and definitely detracts from the taste. It’s still very apparent that this is a delightfully well-balanced beer. Ample sweet, bready malts compliment the wheat and yeasty tanginess throughout. There are hints of apple pie filling in the aroma and taste.

Draught at the brewery restaurent. Orangish colour with a white creamy mostly diminishing head. Taste of malts and fruits. nice palate.

Hazy amber with an off white head. Nice tart wheat, brown sugar banana clove aromas. Smooth medium body. Malty sweet glazed banana flavor with mild clove and tart wheat to balance. Very good dunkel.

An excellent alternative to Weihenstephaner when that isn’t available. The aroma is banana and clove goodness (as perhaps expected). Nice dark (slight haziness) color with a light head that quickly fades. I would recommend this to anyone who likes wheat. Don’t forget to try the Bell’s Wheat Series (most specifically the ’8’ and the ’Love Ale’)

Bottled. Orangebrown hazy colour, huge creamy head. Sweet bananaish malty flavour with wheat also being present. Strong wheat and malt in flavour. Sweet fruit and a bit hops in finish, a bit bananaish aftertaste.