Weihenstephaner Original Bayrisch Mild

Bottle from Arlington World Market. Extremely clear, light yellow pour with a big white head. Smells like rotten bananas and cigarettes. Taste is bitter and unfortunate. Aftertaste is more cigarettes. Watery.

0.5 l bottle from Beerangel. Golden color. Firmly malty aroma with honey. Malty and honeyish flavor with hint of corn. Good quality helles, surprisingly malty aroma.

A fairly dry lager/helles. Seems well made overall - fresh, tasty, and well balanced. Good, but not on the same level as the amazing Weihenstephaner hefeweizen.

Pours a clear gold with a small white head. Aroma of pale malt, grain, and a hint of honey sweetness. Pretty nice flavor for a light brew; grain and honey persist, with a bit of bitterness at the finish. Light and drinkable on the mouthfeel.

Bottle pours a nice light yellow color that appears to be very clean. Aroma is of pale malt. Taste is very clean, mild sweetness initially with a hint of banana in the finish. Mouthfeel is extremely light in body and carbonation. Other reviews have it right, this is a beer not to sit and analyze every flavor but to drink lots of on a hot summer day.

Clear yellow pour with a frothy large bubbled half finger white head. Aroma is grainy with some honey and heather sweetness. Pale malt with hints of sweetness. Flavors is a bit grainy but with an excellent light sweetness that lingers nicely, yielding a bitter finish. Palate is light to medium with a clean crisp mouthfeel that finishes smackingly. Not bad at all.

this beer should only be consumed when it is slightly above freezing and you are sweating and want an ice cold beer. very refreshing and worth the 2 dollars i spent to drink this in 18 seconds.

Aug. 30, 2009; 12 oz. bottle. Bottle indicates this is a malt liquor. Whatever this brew is, it’s pale-lager yellow, but well-balanced with malts the color did not suggest. Enjoyable, and far better than the usual macro-brew suspects, but not quite able to crawl up to the craft-beer deck.