Yazoo Hefeweizen

Draft at the brewery, part of a sampler. Girlfriend ordered a whole pint of this one. Pours cloudy gold with a medium white head that diminishes quickly and leaves only a little behind. Very straightforward, well-executed hefeweizen, with the banana, wheat, yeast, clove, and citrus aroma and flavor. Medium bodied, citrus zest, and wheaty smoothness. Good example of the style.

(draft). Cloudy yellow color. Small white head. Strong wheat aroma, with light clove and yeast. Light wheat and yeast flavors. Avg duration. Smooth finish. Slick texture. Moderate carbonation. Fair lacing.

Pours cloudy yellow with a foamy short-lived white head. Aroma is tart yeast, wheat, and gum. Taste is yeast, banana, wheat, pretty crisp. Lively carbonation and a finish with yeast and wheat tartness.

Tasted on 9/5/09 at the Yazoo tap room in a sampler along with other Yazoo beers. Not really my favorite style but I’ll give credit where it is due. Its a nice beer. Pours a hazy yellow with a nice white head. It has more banana than the clove. Nice dry finish. A good one on a hot day.

Bottle shared by Lee at the Brick Store. Pours clear yellow with a small soapy white head that dissipates almost immediately and leaves no lacing. The aroma is heavy on the tart lemons with a subtle underlying sweet banana and bubble gum sweetness. Sweet malt and yeast make up the rest. Not much spiciness that I could tell. The taste also starts with a tart lemon zing which gives way to a very modest hefe base with some ripe bananas and cotton candy. The finish is very dry and slightly tart. The mouthfeel is highly carbonated and drier and a bit more tart than most hefes. This is a solid beer but not one my favorite hefes. It’s a little more tart than I’d prefer with a bit more sweetness. Still, not bad.

Cloudy yellow pour with a creamy white head and lace. Coriander and ripe banana on the nose. Slight clove with a pretty nice lingering sweet after taste. Aggresive carbonation and decent mouthfeel. A solid hefe

12oz my brother grabbed me in Nashville. Pours golden with a tan head. Nose is sweet with touches of bananas and spice. Taste is sweet light and all in all a pretty tasty Hefe. Yum.

Bottle courtesy of BeerHawk. Pours the standard hefe cloudy yellow with a thin white head that faded fast to leave a white ring around my glass. The nose is spicy yeast and citrus zest. The taste is spice, wheat and more citrus. Lighter prickly mouthfeel. Refreshing beer – better than I expected. Thanks Steve!