Hacker-Pschorr Dunkle Weisse

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

Pours a nice amber, quite cloudy color, with a large, thick and rocky tan head with very little lacing. Aroma is mostly banana with some spicey notes. Taste is malty sweet with a crisp finish.

a very fruity aroma. burnt cream head with lasting strenght. Cloudy amber hue and a cider like taste. However the aftertaste leaves a bad mouth feel, which takes it down a few notches.

The highlight here is the aroma, its striking, yet delicate. mild notes of banana, clove and a hint of hops. finishes quite nicely.

I'll admit this needs a few more samplings for accuracy due to the fact that these Weizen beers just don't travel well. Not as good as the best Weihenstephan that I've had, but very similar in flavor and aroma profile. It just tasted like it was a little past it's peak.

Brown. large head. Aromas of citrus and banana, better aroma than most hefeweizens. Very little wheat in the flavor but lots of sweet malt. I would say it was an abby style if I didn't know better.

amber color with a thick frothy white to light beige head. aroma is quite sour and i'm wondering if this is infected as many have said the Moonglow is. has the sour aroma, but the flavor is fairly sweet with banana and spice.

Good fruity dunkle weisse. Makes a great finish to a round of golf. Light body and sweet fruitiness balanced by wheat bite and mild hop flavor. Great refresher.

Deep cloudy brown color with a whitish head. Wheat, banana aroma. Good balance and finish, with a malty kick to it. Overall pretty decent. Had this on tap at the Beer Sellar in Knoxville, TN.