Pyramid Haywire Hefeweizen

Brewed by Pyramid Breweries
Style: Wheat Ale
Portland, Oregon USA

Not a bad wheat beer at all....even better for an American Wheat. Pours cloudy and rich, with nice head and lacing. Dense smells of wheat and malt, which carry through the beer. Taste is nice, easy, and drinkable for a wheat. Not as rich as traditional Belgium or German wheats, but nice. A little lighter.

This is not the best wheat beer I have had ...by quite some distance. Does have a nice bready aroma but that is about it

Pour was a dull, cloudy gold color with a decent white head that left some average lacing. There was no vibrancy beneath the cloudiness, as drab looking a beer as I can remember encountering. The aroma was of sourdough bread, the flavor was of unsweetened iced tea. A bizarre bitterness that I really didn’t enjoy. Not really very good.

Bottle. Overall Decent. I agree there are better hefes out there. Pour is golden/orange, very little head. Looks almost sickly. Much better out of the tap than bottle. Average hefeweizen. Nothing special, nothing awful.

Even for an american wheat hefe this is weak. Just not much flavor to it and what it has is rather aweful. Nothing stands out, wheat taste is watery and bland. I also don’t get where they get crisp from, there is almost no carbonation, leading to very little dryness, watery and flat mouthfeel, this beer is the opposite of crisp.

middle of the road Hefe. I agree with many other reviewers here. Not much to say. there are many other better hefes out there. Try them.

12 oz Bottle-Poured an orange/copper color w/absolutely no head & almost no aroma, some faint hops. This beer didn’t look like much, & it didn’t taste like much either. Very bland, way to dark & clear for a Hefeweizen. Not your typical cloudy yellow color of an Americam Wheat. Faint week hop flavor, no real finish. About the best thing I could say about this beer is it didn’t taste bad; it didn’t taste like anyhting. I wouldn’t drink this again.

I had low expectations for this one reading some of the other reviews, but I was pleasantly surprised. It poured cloudy yellow with very little head and little or no aroma. For me the taste was all caramel and malt. I did not expect this from a wheat beer. I am more of a malt guy than a hop guy or wheat guy, so I liked that. Not great, but pretty good for this style.