Hacker-Pschorr Dunkle Weisse

Brewed by Paulaner Brauerei (Schörghuber)
Style: Dunkelweizen
Munich, Germany

Pours murky copper brown with a big tan lacing head. Nose of apple bread, and lots of wheat. Biscuity with lots of citrus and wheat grass. Lots of carbonation. Some brown sugar and the slightest trace of cocoa and plum. It’s alright.

this beer is a classic weisse beer of the dunkel variety. it is slightly effervescent with a lingering taste! it is copper brown in color and has a semi-sweet aroma about it. all in all a nice dunkel weisse.

500 bottle. orange-brown with a cream colored head that clings to the glass. smells of banana and cloves. smooth with fruit notes, high carbonation and low acidity, but little watery. is rather flavorless when cold, tasted better once it warmed up a little. overall a decent beer that lack complexity.

Weisse-Dark, 500ml Bottle. Pours a orangish brown with a nice lingering off-white head. Aroma of sweet bannana and malt. Taste is sweet, with a very light palate. A nice drink.

Pours a brown color w/ a nice tan head and some ok lacing. Smells of bannanna, clove and wheat. Palate is fairly basic ok coating a little thin. Flavor was good for a macro if you would.. a wheat and light carmel flavor w/ bannannas. Decent stuff.

Dark brownish-orangepour with a good sized head. Smells similar to the Hefeweizen. Fruity with a taste of spiced cookies, cloves, banana’s. Good as a easier to find german export. Worth a try If they have it at your local beer store or pub.

Decent, but left alot on the table. Its a nice dark wheat, not to complex. I would more than likely reach for something else.

Rich sweet malty nose. Brown sugar and bananas, clove and allspice. Mild carbonic-hoppy tang. Gingerbread dough. Mahoghany or chestnut in color, cloudy with small dark chunks floating beneath an off-white foamy lacing head. Medium watery body with heavy carbonation. Starts with a carbonic tang from the heavy carbonation, a distraction. After that subsides, the more mellow sweet maltiness comes out. Notes of brown sugar, gingerbread and banana. Watery overall, with a bit of fruity hops. Finish is mildly bitter, but more from the carbonation aspect than of strong hops. After has mellow malty sweetness and banana. A decent dunkelweizen, but I think next time I’d like to have it by the liter in München.