Flying Dog In-Heat Wheat Hefeweizen

Bottle, clear. Very dry, and almost bland, with just a small hint of banana. Very dissapointed.

Bottle. Thanks to my brother for sharing this. I can’t understand the low percentile of this beer. This is a perfectly decent hefeweizen to me. I’d have it again.

This beer was extremely disappointing. It poured with no head or lacing. Th flavor was sour and tart and the palate was wheatly but not substantive. Pour brew.

12 ounce bottle in pint glass. Pours cloudy orange-yellow with off-white head that falls flat but lasts. Appropriate aromas of banana and clove. Tangy wheat flavors, slight honey sweetness, some tartness, a little grainy, a little watery. Medium light-body. A refreshing and drinkable, but not outstanding or distinctive, beer.

Aroma is very bananas and wheat. The pour is very light colored, bright gold/yellow, with a small head. The mouth feel is thin. The flavor is bananas, with a weird smokey flavor, like almost burnt.. It is an odd combination.. Overall not the best Hefeweizen.

Bottle. This is not up to snuff as far as hefeweizens go. Had the strangest aroma of barbque sauce. Not a great head and not as cloudy as a hefe should be. Flavor wasn’t bad but, it is hard to get past the aroma of Bullseye. I think I will stick to Franziskaner.

Not bad, fairly regreshing. Pours a light cloudy yellow with little head. Aroma is typical with a yeasty lemon, banana, spice character. Good for hot summer mornings.

Pours a hazy straw gold color with no head. Aroma is straw, honey and banana. Flavor is strong banana esters, somewhat cloying sweetness, and a moderately clean wheat finish. Body is a tad on the thin side.