Ayinger Ur-Weisse

Brewed by Brauerei Aying
Style: Dunkelweizen
Aying, Germany

Serve in Stein, Weizen

i didn’t do this justice in my original rating. powerful banana aroma with a little bit peach. great nose. head is so thick, an aboslute mountain. The beer strugles to break through the head. I could just look and smell this for days. Smooth carbonation, just perfect. Lightly toasted, like putting your toaster on the lightest setting when toasting generic white bread and the bread comes out still white. very sweet and oh so refreshing. apples. i can’t get over the head on this. High school sluts should take notes.

Right behind Schneider in the Ur-Weisse style. Cloudy dark amber color this a lasting foamy head. Tends to lean to the more spicy aroma (cloves and slight cinnamon). Some banana phenols as well. Yeast and spice flavors blend well with the wheat and malt sweetness. Finishes quite clean and refreshing.

Cloudy brown in color, fruity german bannana-clove yeast.

500ml bottle poured in a weizen. My weizen glass is opaque so I can’t really see this beer. It has a huge creamy frothy head though. It smells wonderful. I found vanilla, yeast, banana, clove, and faint green wood. Oh boy! I’m excited. The frothy head ensures I don’t rush this beer. I have to pour slowly and wait, pour slowly and wait. The anticipation is immense. The way this beer smells has my mouth watering. Finally! The whole beer is poured. I wonder how full this glass is. I can’t see through it. The first mouthful is fruity and surprisingly carbonated. It leaves a sweet, soft, ripe fruit feeling in my mouth, like apples or soft pears. The second mouthful brings out a complex mix of yeasty fruit that somehow manages to have a tart bite. This beer is very refreshing. It is a real thirst quencher.

bottle. I love this beer. Nice, spicy aroma and a weissebier flavor that fills your whole mouth. The dark malt gives it an extra meatiness that’s truly excellent.

Smooth taste with a hint of banana flavor. I could also detect traces of vanilla. I had it in the bottle and poured into a glass given to me by the bartender. Had a cloudy amber pour to it, good aroma. Not overpowering, but it has flavor where it counted. Had this with some German spaetzle and sauerkraut balls, it really enhanced the taste of the appetizers.

Damn Ayinger makes it right. Huge flavor, huge aroma, yeasty yet smooth. Give me more.

My goodness this was one flavorful brew! This excellent brew is chock full of ripe apple flavors and I’m already wishing I had me a hot apple pie to pair this up with! But this brew seemed like an apple pie in disguise! Loads of apples, cloves and other spices fill this brew from start to finish and long afterward! When ya find some of this brew, get a few bottles and enjoy!