Hofbräu Münchner Weisse

Brewed by Staatliches Hofbräuhaus München
Style: German Hefeweizen
Munich, Germany

Bottle. Hazy straw/golden beer with a big whitish head. Wheat, banana, clove aroma. Wheat, clove, slight citrus flavor. Lighter bodied. Easy to drink. Refreshing.

The aroma fits into the Hefeweizen style but it’s too weak. The bananas and cloves and very subdued and what you get is mostly water and malt. The appearance is gold with a light haze and a medium sized head. The flavor has some bubblegum and bananas with a touch of spice. The malt taste is huge and carries over into the finish. The palate is thin. Overall it’s a really average Hefeweizen.

Citrusy banana aroma, a hint of clove. Cloudy orangey color. Citrusy, clove spiciness, kind of lacking something, dry finish. alright.

Cloudy ambar colour with a very thin lasting white head. Nice aroma of wheat and banana. Very good flavor. Perfectly balanced. It tastes of sweet malt, wheat, and specially banana and vanila. Very nice mouthfeel and good sweet malty finish. A pleasure to drink.

No definable aroma. Light yellow slightly cloudy in my steeler stien. Looks lively but is only average carbonation. Very smooth start and finish with very little, if any, bitter aftertaste. Nice and clean.

Draught @ Hofbräuhaus, Munich. Cloudy, orange yellow color with a frothy white head. A strong wheaty aroma, with an exotic fruit smell, of bananas in particular. the taste is wheaty and the exotic fruit element of banana, papaya and mango! The finish is slightly sweet and malty.

Definitely an average hefeweizen. Everything was there, but nothing was memorable. There was definitely nothing wrong with it though.

Bottle. Pours a deeper golden yellow with a fairly large head. This one was pretty carbonated. Nose is day old bread with thinly sliced banana aboard. Flavors are thin and marginally available to the taste buds. Not unpleasent, but hardly anything I would seek out again.