Paulaner Hefeweissbier Dunkel

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

This is a beer to drink very slowly, to really enjoy it, no matter how much time it takes. You have to pour into a glass and when you pour it, and left almost a finger to finish the bottle, shake it to disolve any sediment. Its a refreshing taste that fills every beers fantasy

I’m excited to see a large amount of sediment caked at the bottom of the bottle. Upon pouring, the nose detects sweet cinnamon, apple, clove, and overall a malty banana nut bread scent. A tan, thick head, leaves a full wall on the glass when tipped to drink, and a light film of head covers the beer to the last drink. The flavor offers an initial strike of clove, then a slightly caramel sweet malty taste with hints of vanilla, and a light smooth cinnamon end. Nice, medium body with smooth texture. The last few drinks contain a more intense creamy banana. This is a great complex beer.

Superb appearance with a murky brown body and a stable beige head. Aromas of vanilla, roasted cocoa-beans, citruses, some classic wheat beer perfume like phenolic banana and fruity esters. Smooth mouthfeel, flavor of toffee, chocolate, caramel and some light lactic acidity. Complex body, pleasant aftertaste.

It’s kind of weird but I have had this (and the weiss) many many times and forgot to rate it ! Muddy amber brown color with huge foamy head.Malt and whaty aroma,classic banana and wheat taste. Refreshing but rather boring. The weiss is a bit better but both are worst than the Weiehnstephaners.

Amber color with a large, quite creamy head with some lace. Initially strong banana-wheaty aroma with some roasted malt. Fades quickly, though. Medium-bodied palate with quite smooth, yet high carbonation. A light, easily drinkable, quite refreshing and balanced dunkelweizen.

Unclear dark amber, nice head. Strong aroma of dried fruit, some spices and toffee develops in mouth. Flavour is sweet and finish is sweet.

frothy, hazy, nice bitterness, full bodied, creamy thick head, soft carbonation, long lasting delicious finish. I had this beer almost 10 years ago now, when I was underage in the US, but legal where I enjoyed it in Germany. To this day it is the best taste that ever hit my lips, and to this day I cannot find it anywhere in the states, I am still staring at the empty can.

Cloudy, brown beer with beige and velvet-like medium head. Wheat, yeast, some bananas and hint of toffee is found in the aroma. Flavour is typical weizen and there are also some roastiness and spicyness. Very pleasant to drink: smooth and oily and still medium carbonation. Great palate mix with bootilicious aromas and cause to sophisticated and succesfull beer.