Effinheimer Hefeweizen

Brewed by Lagniappe Brewing Company
Style: German Hefeweizen
Minneola, Florida USA

Serve in Weizen

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on tap-pours a white head and hazy gold color. Aroma is clove, banana, hint of lemon, light malt. Taste is clove/pepper, lemon with some tart, light malt. OK effervescence.

Best beer of the day that was on at the brewery, poured a light hazy yellow color, aromas of bana, and some wheat. Flavors are the same, light, crisp, refreshing, bought a 6 pack f this to go.

A blonde hefeweizen with a thin white head. In aroma, pleasant cloves and bananas with light sulfur notes. In mouth, a lightly lactic weizen, with cloves and bananas, tart and refreshing. On tap at brewery, Jan 7 2011.

Bottle thanks to jcwattsrugger at Jimmack’s invitational. Pours clear amberish with white head. Nose and taste of banana, wheat and light spices.

Hazed yellow pour with fluffy white head and lace. Bananas and clove on the aroma. Bananas, clove and light malt flavor. Medium bodied with good aggressive carbonation. Another nice beer.

Bottle from the brewery. Pours a hazy golden color with a moderate white head that settles to a thin layer. Banana, mild clove and vanilla in the aroma. Flavor is pretty much the same, adding a spice note. Weak finish and a touch too light, even for a hefe. Overall pretty solid and refreshing.

aroma of eggy banana. hazy florida sun appearance. flavor is fleeting spice and plenty more banana. slow passing on palate, a touch silky even at colder temps.

drat at the brewery. pours cloudy golden, white head. Aroma is spicy, some banana, clove / coriander and wheat. Flavor, clove, banana, sweet yeasty mouthfeel, medium carbonation with some light hints of caramel malts. end with a touch of coriander and citrus elements.

Draft… Clear, light yellow ale with little to no head. The aroma is everything it’s supposed to be – pink bubblegum, clove and banana. Light-bodied with fizzy carbonation. Lots of citrus tang and clove in the flavor. More spice and tanginess in the finish.

UPDATED: JUN 28, 2009 Draft at the brewery. Pours mostly clear with a medium golden tint. A head of off-white foam is initially tall but fades almost instantly, leaving splotchy spots of lacing behind as it recedes. Fine streams of micro-bubbles rise up rapidly, pooling at the surface. The nose shows phenolic banana esters, clove, and dry, slightly dusty cereal grain. Flavors follow suit, light banana and peppery clove shrouded in a veil of dry grain, with nothing else really shining through. The body is light, with a fine, fizzy carbonation that proves overly active. Seems like a crystal weizen to me. Lacks depth and body. By far my least favorite of the 4 Lagniappe brews I tried this day.

12 oz bottle. buttery banana and citrus aromas, caramel and brown sugar. Pours clear golden blonde. Banana with hints of clove, there is a slight tart flavor but not enough to make it favorable, cereal grains in flavor, creamy, Not a hefeweizen but a not so bad american wheat ale.