Hacker-Pschorr Sternweisse

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

Hazy amber with an off white head. Dark pumpernickel toast aroma with mild banana. Smooth banana nut bread malty flavors with a lingering mild sweetness to finish. Very nice hot weather brew.

Flip-top bottle. The beer pours to a murky chestnut colored body with a lively long lasting foamy white head. The aroma reminds me of the Bell’s wheat series. Dark wheat and wheat germ with nice yeasts. The flavor has that tart dark wheat and yeasty unfiltered thing going on. Nice esters. The palate is nice and textured with a tart carbonated feel and medium body. A nice beer.

Pours a hazy golden color with frothy white head. Aroma of pears, banana, white, and spice. Taste of wheat, malt, and fruity sweetness. Smooth carbonation and quenching. Very nice hefeweizen!

500 mL swingtop bottle. Pours a surprisingly dark brownish amber color, with a solid creamy off-white head. Aroma is sweet and bready, with some light cloviness but a more prominent spicy note of cinnamon. There’s some requisite banana but it’s unripe and not too forward. Flavor is similar with some darker, homemade bread notes accented by vanilla banana smoothie sweetness. Pretty nice but the finish vanishes in a sort of watery way. Mouthfeel is alright, carbonation is a little coarse. This is more of a dunkelweizen I’d say. Pretty solid.

Pours a dark hazy golden color with a nice thick white head. Lacing is descent. Smells of banana, clove, and malt. Taste is strong of orange and clove with a creamy mouthfeel. Good hop mix with a breadlike taste. This is a full bodied beer.

Slightly stronger, richer weissbier. Lots of banana and cloves in the aroma. Sweet mouthfeel, tart, wheaty, soft and round, liked it very much.

Enormous offwhite shiny head rises up, then lasts a long time. Body is clear reddish brown before I add the yeast. When I do it turns a cloudy darkish brown. Vinuous fruity banana wheat aroma with orangey metallic hop notes and some breadiness. Sweetish-dry delicate roasty yoghurty wooden banana wheat taste with acidic smoky notes. Soft astringent mouthfeel. Balanced and harmonic. Dryish orangey metallic hops with grassy spicy peppery notes. Excellent! One of the best weizens I’ve had. (0.5l bottle, Rewe, München.)

0.5l bottle courtesy of and shared with ogivlado (thanks!)
Poured a muddy brownish coolour with a medium to big sized thick white head that went away slowly. The sweetish nose starts with some dusty yeastiness but is dominated by cloves. The taste shows this to be a simple but very tasty wheat beer. Yeast, bubblegum , lemony around the adges, some lacticity and cloves. Very drinkable. Light and definitely not a world beater but a truly pleasant beer.