Erdinger Festweiße

Brewed by Erdinger Weissbräu
Style: German Hefeweizen
Erding, Germany

Serve in Weizen

Hazy golden color with medium size white head. Malty aroma. Sweet wheat flavor with notes of hops.

Es casi igual a la erdinger weissbier,varia un poco la cantidad de alchool y me la encuentro con algo mas de aroma,no soy muy amante de erdinger pero no es mal

bottle from el corte ingles, lisbon. Golden cloudy appearance. Thick smooth head. Low bitterness. Livey carbonation.

In aroma its very bready mixed with the expected yeast and bananas. The flavor is kind of strange, the breadiness you normally find in a Festbier isn’t something that would normally be something to pair with a hefe but it worked well, malty for a hefe but still a good yeastiness to it. Pretty good, unique.

Bottled, 0.5 l. Pours hazy honey golden colour with massive white head and flat carbonation. Aroma of yeast, bread, vanilla and some soapy notes, too. Sweet and sour malty flavour, very weak bitterness, while aftertaste is quite alcoholic and long lasting. Medium bodied, oily texture and soft carbonation in palate. Tasty...

Bottled as Erdinger Oktoberfest Weissbier with an ugly light-blue drawing. Cloudy pale orange color with an impressive large, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, white head. Aroma is subdued yeasty-bready with notes of yeast, light caramel, banana, slightly sour. Flavor is medium sweet and a little spicy with a average duration. Body is light to medium, texture is creamy, carbonation is soft to flat. Nothing special....

Has some good Oktoberfest like malt flavour and aroma, but is a little lighter in flavour than a typical beer of this style. Still, a nice beer that has been well brewed.

Location/Date:Bottle on October 25th, 2011.

Appearance: Pours a nice golden color.
Aroma: Aroma is of wheat and some banana.
Taste: Tastes similar to other hefeweizens, somewhat sweet to start.
Palate:Light body, quick finish.

Summary: I was expecting an Oktoberfest, not a Hefe, but this beer is decent in it’s own right.