Pours a very cloudy deep gold color with a creamy head that sticks around. Aroma of wheat, yeast, banana, spice and sugar. Flavor is good and has all of the elements above, but is somewhat sweeter than the usual hefe. Light and smooth on the palate. I liked it. Very enjoyable!

What a peculiar beer. Weizen Gold had some of the most enticing aromas... but I couldn’t quite place it at first. Was it honeysuckle? Salt-water taffy? Then it hit me... Sugar Cookies. The darn thing smelled like sugar cookies! Perhaps even stranger, it actually tasted a bit like sugar cookies as well. This might make for a pleasant "dessert" beer, but I couldn’t ever imagine myself drinking more than one.

Bottle in Vienna, 2006. Opaque golden color, full of yeast, extremely cloudy, nice head. Spicy, fruity aroma, quite strong. Bananas, cloves, coriander. Full malt flavor, with coriander, cloves, bananas. Very nice. Slightly sweet, spicy, with a sweetish finish. No faults, though not extremely interesting either. East drinking weissbier.

.5L bottle from GM Liquors; Nose has wheat, bananas, spices, and some powdered sugary sweetness; lightly hazy gold with a huge off-white head; flavor has bananas, cloves, very light hop bitterness, and a light contrasting sweet note.

Bottle. Hazy yellow, white head. Wheat aroma, fruity, a bit sweet, candy notes. Fruity flavor, some banana, wheat notes, quite mild and pleasant. Citrus notes.