Prinzregent Luitpold Weissbier Hell

Brewed by Schloßbrauerei Kaltenberg
Style: German Hefeweizen
Furstenfeldbruck, Germany

Think white head, nose of yeast and malt, smooth, slightly sweet, malty, abrupt finish

(Bottle 50 cl) Courtesy of yespr. Comes as "König Ludwig Weissbier". Hazy golden with a tall, white head. Distinct yeasty aroma. Medium body, lightly sweet banana and yeast accents - and then basically nothing else but a heavy carbonation. A rather poor Hefe. 140308

50 cL bottle, as König Ludwig Weissbier Hell. Pours hazy orange with a dense white head. Light fruity and wheaty bubblegum aroma. Flavour is smooth wheaty and with a minor bubblegum note. Light caramel malt flavour into the finish. Smooth and nice.

Bottle at Tre Små Run, Göteborg. Named König Ludwig Weissbier Hell. Yellow/golden, white head. Malty banana aroma, some spices, a typical weissbier-aroma. Malty banana flavor, some spices, some pepper, fruity and rather balanced.

keg 330ml at Gallows Espoo as name König Ludwig Weissbier tasted as pair with Celis White color:dark yellow bit hazy nice foam Scent:light coriander and phenols Taste:tight, not so banana or sweet,

11.2 oz bottle (labeled Konig ludwig weissbier) poured into weizen glass- poured transparent golden yellow, medium semi-live carbonation, white head bubbled away quickly, aroma of yeast with light undertones of clove and bananas. Hits the mouth with a thin body, a touch of bitterness at the start, middle is full of wheat and banana, finish is a little watery and drops off sharply.

Konig Ludwig Weissbier is what the bottle reads. In short it looks, smells and feels like a Hefeweizen should. The flavor is a little mild but has the traditional combination of sweet, sour and bitter.

Pours a slight hazy yellow color with a thin white head. Weak aroma of yeast and citrus, with some banana and grain. Slightly watery palate. Not the best Hefe, but nice and refreshing.