Franziskaner Hefe-Weissbier

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

17oz - Aroma of yeast, candi sugar, lemon, and banana. Opaque golden yellow with champange like bubbles and a sustaining thick head that leaves no lacing. Flavor is right on to the aroma with a bit more bread dough. SLick palate washes down clean. A pretty good hefe.

Solid German hefeweizen but not a patch on the Paulaner I had yesterday. Poured a cloudy peach-tangerine colour with a 4cm head that burped and farted for several minutes before settling down. Laced a little. Slightly sour aroma. Some characteristic weizen banana, plus vanilla. Not the most inviting hefeweizen aroma. Light-bodied and quenching, with a fizzy mouthfeel. Perhaps a fraction over-carbonated. Distinct banana notes and a mild bitter-sour finish. It’s decent enough but I wouldn’t rate it among the best of the hefes. (Bottle, best before Aug 05)

light cloudy yellow color. thick creamy foam head. sweet candy bannana aroma and taste. a little to strong of a sweet flavor for me. I dont really like wheat beers but this wasnt to bad.

A wheat-n-fruity presence on the nose. Good malt presence. Seemed kinda of a light mouth feel, but still heavy on the stomach. Certianly was crisp in the finish.

At one time, early in my drinking days, this was luxury to me. A German wheat! It’s still a fine beer. But I’ve moved on as well. I guess that’s how I like my relationship with InBev beers.

Bottled from Asda. Thick cloudy custard bosy, swarms of esters, decent bready feel onthe palate, very enjoyable.

500ml Bottle - Hazy gold/amber in colour. Yeasty and slightly spicy aroma with hints of banana and lemon. Clean tasting with banana, wheat and some sweet and slightly spicy elements. Very refreshing and a good quality beer.

Cloudy gold color with a medium size white head. Aroma of wheat, cloves and banana. Flavor of wheat, yeast, cloves, banana and citrus. Somewhat tart. Nice and refreshing.