Prinzregent Luitpold Weissbier Hell

Bottle. cloudy dark yellow colour and white head. yeasty aroma with banana and a little malty. yeasty flavor and little carbonation. Medium beer.

From a bottle--Poured a hazy deep yellow; a tad copper. Fruity, clove and yeast nose. Great wheat creaminess. Decent carbonation. A touch of bubblegum and peaty sugar, but overall, just well built and easy drinkin’.

darker yellow with good hazyness smells yeasty,clovy,some fruit tasts yeasty,clovy,citrus creamy carbonation aftertaste clove and some fruit ,hidden banana the clove-like taste seems to me to turn ,in the aftertaste ,even into something corriander-like not so much of that typical banana taste,but has another fruityness and is aromatic

From bottle. Fresh aroma of spice and fruits. Cloudy orange/yellow with a thin white head. Spicy flavour. A little thin. Reminded me of my time in Germany so cant be too bad. Good German Hefeweizen.

Merely OK. On tap as Konig Ludwig Weisse. Pours cloudy but not as cloudy as many Hefes. Aroma is difficult to rate because the bar I was in was choked with cigarette smoke, making smelling much of anything impossible. Flavor was there, but muted. Nice smooth mouthfeel and finish. Decent, but not better than that.

Bottle 33 cl. Pours a cloudy light yellow with a medium white head and a citrus, yeasty smell. Fresh taste, but a bit too plain. Nice Hefeweizen, but not the best.

The yellow labels looks not so good. The beer in the glass is fine. But the beer tastes really stale and insipid. I was disappointed. Not a good beer.

Bottle… Cloudy, straw-colored ale with a large, frothy, white head that diminishes to a tight, creamy, everlasting sheet. Big-time banana esters play nicely with more subtle phenols of bubblegum, smoke and clove. Spicy, fruity, yeasty flavor delivers on the promises of the aroma… sweet bread, banana and clove with a whisper of smoke. Gentle bitterness. Medium-bodied with a velvety, smooth mouthfeel and soft carbonation. Sweet, fruity, spicy finish.