Franziskaner Hefe-Weissbier

12 ounce green bottle obtained as a thanks for holding a meeting. Pours a murky yellow color with a three finger width white frothy head, mild carbonation, and a lot of yeast floating throughout the beer. The aroma is very pleasant but is not that strong. It consists of a lot of yeast with some floral and citrus notes. The taste is very refreshing with a lot of yeast and some light citrus hints lingering in the background. Overall this is a very good Hefeweizen but is nothing extremely special.

Great hefe. Hazy yellow pour with thick white head. Citrus and pineapple on the nose as well as palate. Good crisp, clean bubbly finish.

Cane. aroma of yeast and fruits. Pours a cloudy yellow, carbonation high, head is thick.; sweet flavour and mild citrus. Similar the other German Wheats.

500ml bottle. Dull orange pale straw colour with a huge rocky head with tightly formed dense bubbles. Hazy with a coriander and orange aroma. Full flavoured with the sweetness of citrus and a good cleansing taste.

Bottle 50 Cl. Apperance; Yellow, hazy with a minimal white head. Aroma; Wheat and some lemon. Flavor; Wheat with a medium sour ending.

12 oz. poured into a English pint for lack of a Weizen. Served with a lemon (which I wouldn’t do next time). Poured a hazy orange blossom honey color, with a large white head, full of large bubbles that dissipated quickly. Zero head. Smelled mildly floral, with a yeasty, bready, quality. Tastes similar, mildly spiced. We paired with grilled lobster. Excellent combo.

One of the best. Pours an orangeish color with a thick white foamy head. Aroma of bananas, some vanilla, and some orange citrus hops. Flavor of some bubble gum, bananas, light spices, and citrus.

[1894-20081206] Tap. Light wheaty fruit yeast aroma. Hazy, light brown orange body with a quick creamy white head. Light banana wheat flavour has a light fruity wheat yeast. Medium body. Refreshing and tasty.
(@ Cole’s; Buffalo, NY)