Paulaner Hefeweissbier

Germany’s pride and joy, and with good reason. Fruity nose with good lacing. Lovely orangish tint. Lemony with a little yeast and orange on the back-end. Definately one of the best in the world.

Pours hazy yellow, white head; the nose not too prominent. Taste of lemons and wheat, almost no sweetness at all. Average finish. Overall a good, light and very easy to drink wheat beer-but aren’t they all?

Bottle: Pours a hazy yellow gold with a white head. Aroma, lemons, yeast, wheat. Flavor, wheat, lemons, a light tartness, bready malts. Good stuff.

Had on tap at Palmers Place in Lagrange, IL a while back. Pours light golden color with a white head. Flavor is light and crisp. Not to bad for a Hefeweizen which is one of my least favorite styles

4 beer sampler a Old Chicago tCloudy amber with a good quantity of foamy white head. Smells of fruity yeast, citrus and pear. Flavor is very well balanced and rounded with hints of coriander and orange. Aftertaste is somewhat bready and leaves a tartness in your mouth but not bad. Smooth and heavily consistant mouthfeel. A very good Hefe.

very pleased with this hefeweizen. tastes very good. one of my favorites. i love it. cant get enough

12 oz bottle from Total Wine in Jacksonville, FL. Pours an unfiltered yellow/gold color with medium white head. Aroma of yeast, wheat, banana and maybe a touch of clove. Tastes is light citrus, wheat and light banana, with a light finish. Not too bad, but nothing special.

Huh, another one I missed. pretty typical hefe, though I still think it’s a bit overrated. I feel better about Ayinger and even Hacker Pschorr than this one. Decent though. Nice body, lot of effervescence.