Franziskaner Hefe-Weissbier

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

Bottle sampled with Stegosaurus. Pours hazy golden/orange with a white head. aroma of wheat, malt, citrus, and fruit. Flavor is carbonated, citrus, and wheat.

Ein sehr leckeres Weißbier. Die Flasche freilich ist schlicht, der Inhalt keineswegs. Wirklich schmackhaft, auch wenn ich es nicht ganz so gut finde wie das dunkle.

pours hazy golden/orange with a large white head, aromas of wheat, malt, citrus, and fruit.taste is carbonated, spicey, citrusy, and malty, not a bad beer by far, i liked it.

Banana and apricot nose with that hefe cloudiness and thick head. smooth flavor that ends with a slighly acidic taste on the tongue. skip the lemon wedge on your first one to get all the flavor.

Dense yellowy orange appearance, good head formation. Well spiced peppery clove nose. Sweet banana flavor, clove is well emphasized, touches of peppery spice, nice complexity.

Poured from the bottle. A cloudy coppery appearance beneath a good full head. Loved the aroma, with banana and honey coming through. Tasted very bitter for a wheat beer (I’m not complaining) and was very smooth over the palate. Would be the best wheat-based beer I have tasted for a while.

Spritzy refreshing wheat with strong fruit (lemon and banana) notes. Very creamy texture. Long lasting head. Strong suggestion of cut grass in the aroma. Very nice brew.

12 oz green bottle. Cloudy, burnt orange with a lasting, medium-sized head. Aroma is spicy banana and peppery lemon. Flavor is mild banana and prickly lemon grass. Aftertaste is bready yeast, wheat, pears and slight bubblegum. Palate is dryish, smooth and has fairly high carbonation. Excellent hefe.