Hacker-Pschorr Dunkle Weisse

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

Light brown and cloudy. Big off white head. Clove dominates the nose with a slight, sharp citrus note. Big round flavor, with notes of clove, banana, and citrus. Decent, inexpensive, stand-by.

Slightly cloudy amber color with minimal head retention. Filled with every wheat quality and then some...bananas, just a touch raisin, grains, and an overwhelmingly cleanliness in the flavor. Great balance and mouthfeel. My favorite weisse bier this last Oktoberfest.

Cloudy syrup brown color with a finger high frothy thick cream colored head that sticks around for a few minutes before crumbling down to a solid skim always present and drippy strings of lace with some minimal stickyness. Secure hefe nose of wheaty toastyness and clove spice with hints of apple skin and banana and some phenolic notes underneath. Taste is a toasted malt forthcoming in a pleasant full softness, playful and fluffy wheatyness with mild spice of clove and small notes of banana and melon husks. Feel is medium bodied with a nice soft fluffyness of nearly full carbonation that floats through the palate with ease and makes for some good drinking.

Wonderful sweet aroma of banana and clove. The pour was incredible, dark brown with a thick creamy head. This is what beer was ment to look like. The flavor is medium boddied with yeasty characteristics and a short malty finish. I'm not a huge fan of Hacker-Pschorr products, but I'd never turn this one away.

Semi-dark. A complex finish with sour notes, a bit too much for some. However, it warms you up with its potency.

I liked it. I can't remember too much about it, having already consumed several beforehand. But I remember my rating.

Fairly good dark wheat. Nice nutty grain aroma with a brown hue. Decent wheat flavor that finishes slightly bitter.

(Bottle) Pours a medium amber color a small white head. Descent flavor, but not one of the best from Hacker-Pschorr.