Prinzregent Luitpold Weissbier Hell

Bottle. Has a nice gold appearance. Has very pleasant "round" taste, which makes it very easy to drink. I’d definitely drink it again.

12 oz bottle. No date code found.

Hazy golden yellow with a thick fluffy lasting head.

Lemony citrus aroma with some tart wheat and light clove and banana.

Banana is dominant in the flavor with nice spicy clove and dry wheat in the background.

I got a 6pk of this for $3.99, so I wasn’t expecting much. Excellent!

Pours a nice yellow gold into the glass with a relatively small white head. The aroma is consistent with most hefeweizen’s with real nice spiciness to it. The flavor is very clean and very safe. What I mean by that is that it may have lost some of its intended punch on the long trip from Germany to the US. Even so, this is a really nice hefe.

Bottle from State Line. Turbid deep gold pour with 2-finger whitish head. Aroma of intense hopcitrus, clovey spice, and pale malt. The taste was spicy, with a pronounced clovey hit, plus malty, with finishing floral, citric, and hop notes. This one is decent.

Konig Ludwig Weis Bottle. Cloudy pour with massive white foam head that last a while. Clove spice aroma. Mouthfeel was watery to the point of being flat & skunky. Flavor typical hefe spices. Nice sweet lingering cinnamon & clove aftertaste. All in all, I enjoyed it and would drink it again.

on tap, very nice german hefe, good cloudy golen color, great aroma of banana, and yeast, nice balance in the sweet, and bitter, good stuff.

As König Ludwig Weisse, from tap. Text book weizen, it’s all there and no surprises. Banana, pretty average yeastiness. Very sparkling carb!

Bottle. Pale yellow colour with large creamy white mostly diminishing head. lots of carbonation. Yeasty aroma and flavor. Very refreshing.