Flying Goose Heidelberg Hefeweizen

Brewed by Flying Goose Brew Pub
Style: German Hefeweizen
New London, New Hampshire USA

Serve in Weizen

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on tap-pours some white bubbles with cloudy straw color. Aroma is mild nice wheat, creamy, some spice. Taste is lemon, wheat, spice hops. Good effervescence. Interesting.

On tap at the brewpub. Got the first glass from a new keg. Served in a regular pint glass. Little to no head. Light citrus flavors. Low clove notes. Slightly fizzy, but otherwise refreshing and drinkable.

Hazy peach pour with a small white head. Bubblegum, banana, clove, dough, floral perfume and mild graininess with a thin palate.

From a growler acquired at the brewpub. It has a pale yellow pour with lots of milk and a foamy white head that bubbles downward quickly. The aroma seems right on par for its style with a solid wheat scent within a vanilla backdrop. The taste loses some of the punch over the nose but it does leave a bit of a citrus zing on the back of my throat. The long and short of it is that it looks and smells good but the taste is a small letdown.

Draft @ brew pub. Nice banana clove nose with thin whitehead produced pretty good lacing. hazy yellow in color couldn’t see through. Taste is traditional hefeweizen. Medium body. Mouth watering makes you desire more. Awesome brew from an American brew master, Germany in a glass. I had 3 pints, VERY good.

Nice banana clove nose with thin whitehead produced pretty good lacing. hazy yellow in color couldn’t see thru. Taste is traditional hefeweizen. Medium body mouth-watery in the finish. Mouth watering makes you desire more. Awesome brew from an American brew master, Germany in a glass.

On tap at The Flying Goose. Pours a slightly hazy pale yellow with a thin white cap. Aroma is wheat and banana, light spice. Light bodied and thin with prickly carbonation. Flavor is wheat bread and banana with a hint of spice, although it’s not the clove you would expect. Very nice.