Ayinger Bräu-Weisse

Cloudy straw color. Very creamy and thick white foam. Smells of cloves and bananas. The taste is sweet and "wheat-ey" lol. Good beer.

This is a new favorite of mine. The perfect balance of bitter and sweet. Very smooth and easy to drink, yet a complex palate of bananas and malted wheat with a dry finish. This has become my favorite hefe-weizen.

Get some spice,wheat and yeast in the aroma.Pours a copper color with a big off white head.Get some lemon with some sweetness in the flavor.Nice carbonation with some sweetness in the finish.

Bottle. Cloudy lemon color with a nice big white head. Aroma is full of wheat and yeast, hints of lemon as well. Flavor is wheat, lemon, vanilla, and yeast. A pretty decent beer.

Bottled. Cloudy orange colour, the head is big, firm, white and persistent. Wheaty, yeasty, and fruity aroma. There are notes of banana and pear. Again banana and wheat, with also cloves in the flavour, that has the typical sourish taste. The carbonation is high, but not as other beers in the same style. Quite long afteraste. The bitterness is very low. Tasty hefeweizen and again a good beer from Ayinger.

The commercial description is generally accurate (although the champagne comparison is a tad ambitious). A very pleasant lightweight wheat beer with a distinct lemony finish. 500 ML bottle acquired at Milwaukee’s Discount Liquor for $2.69.

500ml brown bottle. Lemon yellow colour. Head is large, creamy, rocky, fine bubbles. Wheaty nose, some yeast and faint lemony note. Soft cloves notes, faint banana, abundant wheat malts. Aftertaste has more banana and clove. Creamy body, finely carbonated. Nice hefe.

Excellent banana aroma. Thisis the way a German weissbier should smell. Cloudy orange body whose head disapates too quickly. Head almost fully diminished and virtually no lace. Very lively carbonation. Nice flavor. Seems a little too electric, though.