Schneider Weisse Original

Brewed by Weissbierbrauerei G. Schneider & Sohn
Style: German Hefeweizen
Kelheim, Germany

500 ml bottle. Pours a surprisingly dark golden brown with a huge thick pillowy off white head. Aroma is very clove, sweet and bready, banana, yeast, spicy, pretty light and perfumey. Flavor is fairly basic. Some spice, clove etc but not really enough of it. Stays sweet, a bit gummy and banana candy but mostly sweet and sugary. Medium body and a sharp fizzy carbonation. Really basic and boring in the flavor, not awful just bland.

Bottle. Pours hazy yellowish-reddish brown, with a decent foamy head. Interesting look for a hefe... Citrusy aroma, with some ginger and spiciness. Nice banana, orange, and citrus hit in the taste. Mild chewiness, mild bready malt. This one’s got some character, something I really like to see in hefeweizens, nice one!

16 oz. bottle- Pours darker than a golden Hefe but lighter than a dark Hefe, with a nice thick head and perfect lacing. The aroma is wheat and citrus, and the flavor is not as good as the Weihenstephaner Hefe, but is still good, overall the Weihenstephaner was superior in almost every way, which is interesting because it’s the Scheneider Weisse that is the Original Bavarian Hefe.

500 ml bottle. Pours a pale, but cloudy light brown color with a medium white head. Aroma is touches of sweet honey, with spices, and a touch of fruit (banana). Touches of yeast and bubblegum sweetness. A quality go-to beer when I’m feeling a decent German Hefeweizen.

0.5 l bottle. Pretty pale-brown and hazy color, but the head runs down quickly (Maybe my glass’ fault or whatever). Smelling is yeasty, little bit watery, fruity. The taste is mild, flavour is fruity and sweet. Finish is light-bitter and dry. Refreshes!

500 ML bottle in Germany. Murky brown. Honey maltiness and clove and banana aroma. Medium body and well balanced sweetnes vs spicyness. One of the best classical weissbier there is to be had. A superior beer!!!!!!

Tap. Very unclear yellow brown body. Nice white head. Yeasty fresh quite heavy aroma. Much banana. Flavour of yeast and bubblegum. Nice, not too sweet finish. (Brown Cow, Zermatt, 29.09.09)

500ml bottle poured into a Weizen glass. Poured a cloudy orange-copper colour with a puffy 1.5" head. Darker then most other wheat beers but it still looks quite appealing. Aroma of sweet bread dough, bananas, some fruity sourness and some spices. A bit like a combination of sweet buns and banana bread. Smells delicious. Tastes similar to the Aroma. Lots of sweetness up front like honey and caramel. There’s also a bit of toasted grains and roasted nuts in the flavour. Nice fruity tang in the middle with a bit of spiciness in the finish. Pleasant lemon and orange sour aftertaste. Great full bodied feel. Great carbonation. Nice sticky fruity tangy sweetness covers the inside of the mouth. Very drinkable. Best enjoyed slow. Similar to other Hefeweizens but it has it’s own uniqueness to make it stand out.