Shiner Hefeweizen

Brewed by Spoetzl Brewery (Gambrinus Company)
Style: Wheat Ale
Shiner, Texas USA

Bottle. Lightly hazy dark straw color, sparse, loose-bubbled white head. Pretty citric aroma, lighter Belgian yeast notes, mostly citric. Taste follows suit, being quite citric, no spice on the back end. Not a big hefe fan, but this is a pretty ham-fisted and simple attempt at one.

Bottle. Pours the standard hazy hefe honey color with a one finger white head that faded fast. Nose is sweet wheat, spice and a touch of citrus. Taste is more wheat, some light spice and mild citrus with a touch of sour in the finish. Really thin mouth feel. Not a huge hefe fan, but I’ve had far better.

Aroma has banana and bubble gum with a hint of spiciness. pours cloudy yellow with decent sized whte head. flavor is fruity with a lot of citrus on the back of the tongue. medium bodied. an alright beer.

dark yellow in apperance, not as cloudy as most hefes. A bit more bitter than i perfer. Not my favorite hefeweizen but an ok beer.

Bottle. Pours a cloudy yolk color with a large white head the quickly subsides. Has a nice taste of orange, lemon, wheat and honey. Has a very nice, refreshin mouthfeel and is very easy to drink. Aroma is much the same, but isn’t as nice. Not a bad beer, as it is refreshing and enjoyable. Not bad to have every once in a while.

Pours a hazy gold color with a medium sized white head. Smells of bready yeast and something else slightly sweet. Tastes of wheat with a metallic taste in the back of the mouth and good carbonation balance. Easy to drink.

Dark yellow appearance. Aroma is very grainy. Flavor is very smooth if not flavorful. Some bread and fruit present. A good summer beer.

Poured a hazy golden with a thick, foamy, white head. It smells pretty malty with perhaps just a hit of banana. The flavor is about the same, except the finish has a bit more banana than in the nose. It’s medium bodied and easily drinkable. Nothing exceptional but not bad either.