Franziskaner Hefe-Weissbier

Brewed by Spaten-Franziskaner-Bräu (InBev)
Style: German Hefeweizen
Munich, Germany

This is a very good wheat beer. The color is a little lighter than it could be, but still very good. The aroma is not as strong as some others. the taste is excellent, and the head is perfect.

Bottle...very pleasant beer, somewhat light in flavor, but not thin. Refreshing! Dull and cloudy in color, yellow-gold. Not too overwhelming or sweet, just right.

The pour was a turbid brown with lots of golden highlights streaming through. The head was foamy white and didn’t hang around long. Spotty lacing. The aroma was wheat and yeast dominating over mild citrus. The flavor followed suit with some mild spice coming into play to give it some nice balance. The body was on the thin side and it was a fairly enjoyable beer.

Pours the prototypical hefeweizen head that doesn’t dissipate. Citrusy taste with a high carbonation zing. Finishes with a little more of a bitter taste than most hefes. Not bad

A tasting at Three Cellars Milwaukee. A lot of carbonation, Sweet, fruity aroma with citrus. Wheat, bananas

0,5 l bottle, in La Manga, Spain. Hazy orange color, lovely big white head. Aroma is citric and fruity, with yeast and wheat. Flavor is fruity (banana), with yeast, sweet malt and citrus. A nice weiss.

My favorite beer. Has a rich, creamy head that when penetrated by the beer, results in a malty wheat style with hints of pumpkin nad spice. Great balance and taste.

Had this out of tap and I hated it. Something wasnt right. Went and bought a bottle of this and loved it.