Paulaner Hefeweissbier

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

50 cl can. Cloudy yellow body with big off-white head. Flavour is wheat and banana.

Bottled. Yellow with white head. Aroma of wheat and yeast. Flavor is banana, wheat and spices

Overall Impression: I’ve had this one a few different times, it’s a pretty solid example of this style, they do a nice job of combining the standard flavors: yeast, banana, citrus, etc together to make a pretty solid Hefe. Certainly worth a drink especially if you enjoy this style.

50cl bottle. Pours hazy pale-gold with white head. Grain and herbal aroma with some spices. Yeast and banana taste with some citrus. Great weizen!

refreshing and fruity with clove,banana and touch of green apple. a bit astringent and sour it has some sweetness and is a bit grainy with visible wheat. moderate body it is quite a good wheat brew.

(Bottle 0,33l) Light fruit aroma. Light golden and cloudy color. Medium white head. Lightly sour. Average weizen.

Enjoyed on tap in a weizen glass. The beer pours a bright, hazy yellow, with a white head. The nose gives strong hints of clovey banana, along with some other phenols that I had a bit of trouble fingering. The palate is spritzy and surprisingly full across the mouth. The yeast-derived esters dominate the flavors of the beer, again throwing some, but not a ridiculous amount of banana. A smooth texture in the beer is also fairly prevalent, likely from the additions of wheat malt. Overall, a nice beer for summer, and a solid example of the style.