Bayreuther Bio-Weisse

Bottle in the rake. Alround rating: Wheaty, very cloudy, pale and honey malts, some subtle spice, some minty character in a light peppery finish, the banana and clove dont over power and its fairly balanced. Clean for the amount of yeast in here, good effort.

This afternoon, with William @ beerfestival Zwevegem. Bottle, 50 cl. Hazy darkgolden color, with a yellowish head. Aroma yeast, some fruits and citrus. Medium body. Taste reminds me an Weizenstephan, a good citrus note, sweet, some coriander, and malts. Dry end. Nice.

Good yellowish head; fully hazy, yellow-orange beer. Banana and cloves, and PLENTY of them. A bit smoked fish too. Banana, citrus, but fast vanishing flavours, with a pretty empty finish. Light to medium bodied, wheat slickness. Pity the beer falls flat after some time. Begins ultra-classic.

50cl bottle poured into a weizen glass. Cloudy orange with ample creamy white head. Aroma is yeast and citrus with some slight banana. Strong citrus flavor with some bread and coriander. Sweet finish. Good brew.

Bottled: Aroma with citrus and yeast. Orange color. Flavor is light spicy, some fruits, a bit watery. Dry finish.

Bottled (from beerangel.de). Hazy deep orange colour with mediumsized whote foamy/creamy head. Aroma is lovely citrusfruits mixed with banana, wheat and some herbal notes. Some mild notes of caramel as well. Flavour is quite similar, but also has some slightly saltwatery notes as well as some soapy notes in the finish. Creamy and quite fullbodies hefeweizen. Tonguetickling carbonation.

Unclear amber with a huge white head. Sweet yeasty aroma with hints of banana. Flavour likewise and it finished sweet. Creamy mouthfeel.

Bottled, tnx to DH8VV! Color is a bit cloudy golden, with off white thick head and soury nose. Aroma is mix of sweet an grass and some fruits. Flavour has dry and finishes off with grassy wheat notes.