Franziskaner Hefe-Weissbier Dunkel

Bottle. Pours a dark amber body with 3 finger off white head. Nice malty aroma of cereal, caramel and some chocolate. Grainy with a toasted malt flavor and a light hop seasoning. Decent beer.

Poured into an 80oz glass boot. Poured very dark with just a bit of light brown head that dissapated pretty quickly. Smelled of coffee and some alcohol could be sensed. The taste was coffee and chocolate and it went down smooth. Despite having on the medium side of a heavy body, this one was quite drinkable, as the boot took just barely over an hour so I would guess. I would definitely get this again, perhaps in a smaller container. Perhaps not!

Bottle. 500 ml - Pours a cloudy deep copper in color. This brew has a rich malty aroma to go with the slight citrus hop character. It has a slight toasty flavor with a small wheat grainyness. It has a medium body and a slightly oily, cloyingly sweet finish. Very nice.

(Bottle). Grassy wheat aroma. Cloudy mahogany body, small off-white head. Flavor is tart and clean, but tails off abruptly to a non-existent finish. Not memorable.

Bottled. Dark amberish-orange to brown. brew with rich, dense and firm head. Aroma is intensively banana estheric, yeasty and slightly hoppy in the finish. Flavor has sweetness of fermented fruits and sourness of yeast with slightly bitter finish. Palate is quite smooth, but a bit overly carbonated.

Bottle, 50 cl, thanks ekstedt. Brown with light brown head, hazy. Light aroma of fruits and some caramel, somewhat malty. Sweetish taste. Light mouthfeel.

small off-white head into cloudy brown body. aromas of light bubble gum yeast, light to moderate malts and a touch of hops. flavor is watery light sweet into a more bitter finish. short finish duration. watery texture. average carbonation. okay not great beer.

<i>Bottle (50 cl) from Toom Getränkemarkt, Würzburg, Germany</i>. Murky copper, medium off-white head. Nutty and caramelly aroma with dark fruits, and bananas. Moussy mouthfeel. A bit sweet.