Pyramid Haywire Hefeweizen

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

not a big wheat guy,but this shit made it easy to drink.

A quality doughy aroma with fruit. Good label, a good slug of sediment. Mildly tart, nicely hopped, lots of fruit. Good mouth, but the tartness starts to cling. This was a good hefe.

My favourite american hefe to date. Lived up to all my expectations as for a wheat beer. As noted by others, a bit on the sour side, but solid all around.

Prettty nice looking hefe from pyramid... Not the wheatiest hefe I have had, but still a real nice smooth drinking beer/ Lacking complexity desired by most serious raters on this site, but a nice summer sipping beer

Hmm, this is a quality hefeweizen. Cloudy orange color, and the taste is light and bubbly. Don't look for anything extreme here, just an average as-advertised hefeweizen with no bad parts to it.

Purchased on draft at an Outback Steakhouse - fortunately I remembered to tell them not to use a frosted mug, geez, do they think that all beer is ice impervious swill like the mass produced lagers? This came in a large mug, hazy golden color with a small head and little lacing. Fruity aroma with malt and wheat and a decent hop spice. Flavor was malted grains, sour mash, lemon and a medium hop finish. Good with a meal but not a favorite.

Foamy head with a darker colour to it. Citrus and wheat in the nose with similar taste only more tart than I anticipated. Smoothe feel to it. overall, this was quite good.

Color is a hazy/cloudy yellow gold with a small white foam head about a finger high, faded quickly, leaving some lacing. Smell is lightly lemony and grainy, sweet with some wheat and yeast notes. Taste is grainy wheat and twisted with lemon citrus, a bit tame yeast and malt with a touch of lime or orange peel, all very soft, calm, and easy. Feel is lighter medium bodied with some tart action thats not to bad, a bit uneven and rough. It's a drinkable hefe, not bad, not great, just above average.