Ayinger Ur-Weisse

Brewed by Brauerei Aying
Style: Dunkelweizen
Aying, Germany

Serve in Stein, Weizen

UPDATED: MAR 1, 2003 A great beer. The flavor was unbelievable. It didn't taste like an average beer, it was really good. I would feel bad getting drunk to something as good as this. Absolutely great with lasagna.

Bottle. Orange color with a white head. The taste is a sweet and fruity body with light yeast. The palate is smooth but a little thin.

Pours murky dark golden with a thick off white head. Aroma is sweet malt, yeast, clove and grass. Flavor is moderately malty and sweet, clove, banana, bready yeast, and light citrus.

Damn Germans. They can make some fine beer. This one pours a slightly darker amber with a big lasting head. Aroma is typical of the style with some nice yeast and malt notes added. Flavor is also typical with a nice bit of carbonation to dry the mouth and ask for more.

Bottle. Cloudy orange brown body with nice head. Aroma of wheat, cloves. Flavor is the same as aroma with an interesting sweet malt flavor working in towards the end.

A bready, drinkable Dunkelweizen. Some banana flavor, abit of caramel, anis, a nice drinker for a weizenbier, good flavor!

UPDATED: JUL 3, 2011 500 ml bottle in Germany picked up at Wasanas. Dark golden color with an off white head.Taste is very spicy. Aroma was top banana even for a Hefe. A superior Hefe, one of my top favorites.

Aroma is spicy with scents of coriander, clove, banana and roasted malt. Color is a deep hazy gold with light carbonation and a thin head. Taste creamy and fruity. Starting with a medium body that leans a little on the light side, it goes down with a creamy feel. Finish come in with sweet roasted malt then some mellow Hefe like flavors (coriander and banana ). After taste is fruity with the banana lingering on. This is a great example of a Dunkelweizen, very Hefe like with nice roasted tones.