Haandbryggeriet Bavarian Weizen

Brewed by Haandbryggeriet (Norway)
Style: German Hefeweizen
Drammen, Norway

may 08 (Bottle) Great hoppy aroma with a good appearance. Well balanced fruit and tartness. A fantastic expression of this styl for my taste

Heavy hoppy aroma. Huge creamy off-with head. Excellent lacing. Cloudy yellow body. Light bitter flavor and very hoppy. Medium palate.

Hazy yellow to orange honey like coloured beer with a thick white slight off white head. Great aroma of wheat, cereals, apricot, sweet apple, honey, ripe bananas and fresh almonds. The beer has a clean and refreshing caracter, it is medium boddied and easy drinking. The taste has a nice roundness about it, it is slight yeasty, quite dry and it ends with a fine dosis of refreshing and crispy hops. really enjoyed this beer. Thanks Jeppe for bringing this one

A big head of coarse lace atop dark yellow hazy body with bubble streamers. Sweet aroma of wheat malts and banana. Big, round taste of strong banana or chewing gum, with faintly bitter/dry finish. Some faint, refreshing sourness. Very nice and refreshing, with enough taste to make it interesting. Not the top weizen, but good.

Spicy and refreshing, a great beer for a summer afternoon. Not refreshing in the ice beer/no taste sense, rather the opposite. A delicious aftertaste lingers in the mouth. The proper weissbier lemony flavour is present. I would say there is a hint more fruit in the taste, too – resembling peach or raspberry, perhaps – and it is very well balanced so the sweetness complements the citrus edge. 50 cl bottle and a alcohol content of 5,5%. http://beerblog.motime.com/post/482682

Bottle. Creamy white excellent fully lasting head. Dark yelloow colour. Too cloudy and too many particles. Heavy hoppy and yeasty aroma. Nice hefe flavor, very spicey aswell. Creamy palate. nice hefe.

Bottled at RBESG. Golden colour. Aroma of banana and caramel. Sweet with rounded mouthfeel, restrained fruitiness. Despite it’s esters it feels straightforward, but also refreshing and pleasant.

Bottle conditioned, RBESG 2005, Grand Tasting (courtesy of the brewery). Murky / cloudy pale brown colour. Lots of sediment in the bottle. Typical hefe aroma, cloves and ripe bananas. Yeasty flavour with cloves, a bit more hops than in many other hefes.