Hacker-Pschorr (Hefe) Weisse

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

12 oz. bottle. Poured hazy orange with a ring of white head. Scant lacing. Flavor of bananas with some oranges and citrus fruit poking through. Very dry finish.

Dark brownish orange with a big creamy off white head. Grainy light spicy aroma, big wheat smoothness. Light oranges and other citrus fruit. Taste is big citrus, lemon, oranges, then some banana, and a dry finishing spiciness.

Bottle. Mild fruity aroma. Cloudy orange body, white head. Flavor also is mild and fruity, then finishes with a little tang and spiciness.

I consider this the standard for comparing all other hefeweizens. It may not be the most rare or complex wheat beer in the world, but it is exactly what a hefe should be. Good from the bottle, but significantly better on tap.

Drinkable hefe tried on new years eve 08. Good size white head that lasted well on a orangey golden body. Flavours of clove and banana in the aroma and the taste with neither standing out too much.

A nice hefe smelling of spices, citrus and spices. The taste is banana, citrus, cinnamon, cardamon, and yeasty bread.

50cl bottle. Opaque gold-orange with an everlasting, frothy white head. Pretty standard aroma for style: spicy and fruity with banana being a strong component, and a bit of citrus. The flavor is moderately sweet with a low bitterness and the banana and spice showing up over a slightly grainy wheat flavor. medium-light bodied with a smooth, creamy texture that has a bit lower carbonation than seems standard. Solid overall, but nothing distinctive about it, it really just blends in with the other good, if monotonous, Bavarian weissebiers that we get over here

0,5 liter beugelfles. Ik denk een goede weizen en als ik de algemene rating zie dan denk ik zit ik er dan zo naast? Maar ik volg toch maar mijn eigen ratingsgevoel.