Flying Dog In-Heat Wheat Hefeweizen

12 ounce bottle- pours a cloudy, pale yellow with a weak stark white head. Aroma was slightly rancid, and the taste flat and doughy with a slight hint of honey. See ol’ Sam Adams for a proper hefeweizen. Won’t buy this one again.

Bottle from Bier Koning. Nice creamy orange body with healthy head. Peachy nose. Good hefeweizen with taste of marsepin, citrus, orange, and lots of banana. Finish a bit flat but a nice beer altogether.

Pours a cloudy honey with very little head. Just a bit of white lacing. Aroma is wheat and citrus fruits. Flavor is quite yeasty with undertones of citrus mixed with apple. Body is light with fair carbonation. Would be a decent go to Hefe.

Bottle. Aroma has citrus and yeast. Tastes slightly fruity but very refreshing. Exactly what I would expect out of a hefeweizen.

(cleaning out my beer bottle collection as pictured in my profile and utilizing ratebeer.com) As I recall, this was an average wheat with tones of sweet fruit and spice. Not my favorite hefeweizen.

Bottle, bought as In Heat Hefe Weizen. Banana and pineapple in the aroma. Hint of clove. Thin, slightly spicy flavor with banana and tangerine. Reliable hefeweizen

Bottled. Aroma has banana wheats and some citrus. Cloudy, yellow coloured with a lasting, off-white head. Taste is sweet with banana wheats and yeast. Little bitterness in it. Refreshing with a light body.

Bottled. Pours out in a hazy golden colour with a small creamy white foam. Mild banana esters in the aroma with notes of cloves and straw. Light-bodied with flavours of over-riped banana with hints of cloves and grass. Low bitterness. Short finish of sweet banana and red plums.