Wasatch Hefe Weizen

Purchased at Wasatch brew pub in the SLC airport. Aroma is promising. Appearance is hazy and pleasing. Flavor is a bit muted, but otherwise this is a decent hefe, and better than many american hefe attempts that should really be labelled as bland american wheats.

Tap at SLC airport: Cloudy pale yellow with a thin head. Spritzy, prickly carbonation. Nice aromas of clove, banana and honey. Slightly sticky finish with hints of white cake and yeast. Rerate, Tap at brewery: Light and refreshing. Nice yeast aromas. Chewy bread dough aromas. Light spritzes of lemon. Pleasant beer.

On tap at the Salt Lake City Airport Location. Slightly murky, dark yellow pour with a soft, pillowy white head. Nice essence of cloves in the aroma. Solid hefe flavor with good bubble gum and banana notes. Decently thick mouthfeel. Refreshing after running through the airport - chugged this down in about five minutes when I saw that there was still time to catch my flight to Honolulu as the gate was just a few feet from the bar - anything for a rating!

Draft. Hazy deep gold body with a nice white head. Light aroma of banana and clove with a hint of lemon. The flavor is moderately sweet and lightly bitter. It finishes lightly sweet and moderately tart with a slight off taste brought on by too much tartness. Medium body, smooth texture and soft carbonation. OK.

Very light in color for a hefe-weizen, with gorgeous wisps of yeast from the bottom. Extremely appetizing appearance. This Hefe-weizen is more similar to the lighter bodied imports such as Ayinger. In fact, it might be comparable to a nice Belgian Wit. Very assertive in fruitiness, though very light bodied. Not much clove but the bananna is in full force. The best Hefe-weizen in Salt Lake City area.

draft, golden yellow color, head dissipates quickly, a little bit of wheat and spice for flavors, overall somewhat bland

On tap at the brewpub in Park City, Utah. Pours a clear orange color with a thick white head. The aroma is full of citrus and wheat. The taste is much more on the wheat side, some spices and citrus fill it out. A nice brew, easygoing and full. Enjoyable.

Poured on draught a hazy light gold color with a large white soapy head. The nose was of yeast, cloves and lemon. The taste starts with a malty sweetness, toasted grain and banana. A lemony bitterness comes next giving it a slight bite. Some spicey esters mingle with the bitterness in the finish, giving it a slight dry, grain finish. A nice Hef that makes a great, easy drinking session beer.