Pyramid Haywire Hefeweizen

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

tap. I really enjoyed this on tap. Hazy staw pour with thin head. Nice wheat and grain. Smooth and slightly creamy.

Don’t be a hater - Better than what i remembered. Very smooth wheat with lots of banana flavor. Somewhat sweet - kind of has a bubblegum essence to it. This beer is kind of like Pop Music and grape soda- not much substance but overall a fun drink and pretty enjoyable, not something i would drink all the time but does not mean its not worth drinking.

amber color. cloudy, unfiltered. small, dissipating head. smell: orange. citrus taste with some subtle banana. not as sweet as blue moon, but otherwise very similar. faint hoppy aftertaste. mouth feel is light and smooth. it makes me want to keep sipping. carbonation is just right! drinkability: this is a very easy to drink beer. it sits a little heavy in the gut, but not too much. i would totally want 2. overall, i think this beer is excellent. it was good to the last ounce! it would be a good session beer for me.

Pours a cloudy golden amber with a frothy white head that collapses quickly to a small ring of bubble clinging to the sides of the glass. The nose is fairly muted with a solid wheat body and a light fruity yeast note in support. The palate is near-perfect, for the style: medium-light bodied, soft and wheaty with a clean finish. Only a touch of the wheat and yeast linger for a moment at the back of the tongue. Soft, sweet wheat with a nice blend of generic fruitiness thrown into the mix (think fading Juicy Fruit). I’m actually surprised to see this scored so lowly. As American-style wheat beers go, this is pretty solid.

Although there is wheat in the ale, you can’t call it a hefeweizen. the banana clove flavors are not there. It is a smooth unfiltered wheat that is good in the summer.

12 oz bottle, pours cloudy yellow-orange with a foamy white head. Aroma is light with biscuit, yeast and peanuts. Subtle wheat, yeast and biscuit flavors. Understated long clean finish. A very good summer garage beer

on tap in a cold pint glass at The Counter, very tasty Pacific style wheat beer with nice head and cloudy golden yellow color, good body and very nice lemony hop finish

Pours cloudy gold with a generous white head. Fair amount of lacing. Aroma is malty, breads. Flavor is rich malts good amount of hops but not bitter. Good flavor for a wheat beer. Palate is smooth with the slightest bitter finish. Overall a good session wheat beer.