Franziskaner Hefe-Weissbier

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

Bottled, 500ml. Light orange gold with big white head. Herby aroma this is a sweetish citric spicy beer, rather heavily flavoured with notes of thyme and a peely grapefruit. A little harsh on the tongue, finishes with fruit.

Bottle:Pale golden, huge beige fluffy head; distinctive lemony-fruity nose with a wheaty touch; light to moderate sweetish-sourish flavour, light bodied, soft MF; sweetish-sourish finish with a light tartness in the aftertaste. Pleasant, but a bit overrated.....

Bottled: It has a nice light orange colour and a reasonable head. Aroma isn't as significant as other Hefe beers, but still it quite spiced. The flavour is typical Hefe. This is an great beer to enjoy while firing up for the BBQ. I like this.

Pours amber/gold with a generous head. Smell is on the vanilla end of the spectrum. Taste is fruity and sweet with a nice lingering aftertaste.

500 ml bottle. Cloudy orange-yellow beer with thick white head. Very good looking brew. Aroma of wheat,ripe fruit, banana, orange, light nutmeg and heavy cloviness. Light apple aroma as well. Really wheaty tasting along with the aforementioned fruit. Quite fresh tasting, with lots of wheaty character, clove, banana and bubble gum. Highly carbonated with a light sweetness and a lingering spiciness. Great brew.

(bottle) Hazy yellow colour with a big fluffy white head. Soft wheat malty aroma with light yeasty banana-fruity notes and cloves. Moderately sweet flavour, medium to light bodied, lively carbonated mouthfeel. Wheat malty and yeasty taste with banana and citrus notes, light-sweetbitter malty finish with traces of floral hops. Decent quaffable everywhere-to-get Weizen.

Murky light yellow. Typical German wheat aroma full of citrus and bread. Taste is sweet, flavor is yeasty lemons, and is very crisp. Heavy carbonation gives this beer an interesting pep and life.