Pyramid Haywire Hefeweizen

A rather bland hefe, with some citrusy hints in the nose. A faint, faint undertaste of banana and a bit of lemon zest complement the wheaty flavor of this brew. Overall, though, this stuff is pretty nodescript. Refreshing and inoffensive, but nothing I’d buy so long as there were any reasonable alternatives.

Pours a cloudy light ambery goldish color. This beer tastes a bit on the light side, but there’s plenty of bread flavors and some slight sour/tartness. Finsihes slightly spicy, but the lingering aftertaste is that of bread. Too mellow for me, and the body is very lacking. I’d probably save this for drinking at the bar when it happens to be one of the more exciting offerings.

Bottle. Poured a golden color. It is ok not a beer I would drink again. Has flavor or body.

I had Pyramid out of a bottle and I enjoyed it! It had a good flavor and was not harsh on the palate like other bottled hefe’s.

Not one of the best hefe’s I’ve ever had, but certainly not the worst either. I had this on tap last night. The head was very thin and deteriorated quickly. The flavor of the beer was good and its a very smooth. Would buy again.

Good American wheat beer. Not the best but definitley not the worst. Have had it numerous times on tap and out of the bottle. It is definitely popular in this area.

Bottle from Hy-Vee Liquors poured into weizen - Pours very cloudy gold with a 1.5 finger fluffy white head; Wheat, yeast, hint of citrus to the nose; Wheat, lemon, and a little grass on the initial taste; Wheat, a little lemon backtaste; medium to heavy palate; Pleasant carbonation; Really not bad at all. Palate-wise it reminds me of a german hefe, but not flavor or aroma-wise. Too much hop presence for a wheat. I’d drink it again.

A good American style Hefe. Not the best, not the worst. Refreshing. Would try again.