Prinzregent Luitpold Weissbier Hell

Stupendously huge, dense yellowish tinted head, not very stable over fully trouble, yellow-greenish beer. Banana-filled nose with a bit of grass or hay. Light spicey touch. Sweet-fruity taste with banana and a whiff of citruspeel. A spicey finish, remindful of nutmeg rather than cloves. Gets more sweet going on, however, becoming more "fade". Wheat/grist slickness, velvety texture. Slightly empty aftertaste. More than decent Weissbier, despite the size of the brewery. Only possible in Germany, I guess. Tasted as König Ludwig Weissbier Hell Thanks, Sebastian

Draught at Czehoski. Hazy yellow-gold with a pillowy white head. Aroma and flavour both hold the expected notes of wheat, clove, yeast, and a bit banana. A simple, refreshing example of the style.

I thought this was a very nice wheat beer. Poured a dark cloudy yellow with a small white head. Citrus flavors and spice make up the taste and the finish was refreshing. A good beer.

On tap @ Smokeless Joe. Wheat and clove aroma, hazy yellow, small white head. Flavour has a good wheat start, banana and soft spicing. Light bodied, easy drinking. Decent. Thanks for the beer(s) Dave Steen.

Fairly average hefeweizen. Dusty banana aroma with a bit of creaminess. Better on tasting, with some nice bitterness, although it leaves an unfortunate rubbery aftertaste. Too much spritz in the mouth though, making it somewhat gassy. Probably the wrong time of year to be trying this - I’ll give it another run during summer if I remember.

This was called Ludwig Weise. Poursed cloudy yellow with a nice white head. Nose of bananas and spices. Clean taste and good finish. Nice.

Hazy yellow with fine white head. Aroma of wheat & citrus. lively carbonation. little spicyness.. Very fresh. Pleasant finish!

On Tap as Ludwig Weisse: A very good, yet standard/typical hefe. Aroma of bananas, bubble gum, spices. The flavor is more spices than standard, a very nice flavor to it.