Franziskaner Hefe-Weissbier Dunkel

Bottle (500ml). In my Erdinger Hefe glass. Murky brown-orange, large lasting foamy head - wow that looks great. Malty, fruity, spicy, yeasty aroma, sweet, very bready. Taste is all malt, yeast, plums and banana, lightly spicy - nice. Body’s a little soft, but nicely carbonated (light, just right), very quick finish, no aftertaste - very drinkable; oddly, I enjoyed it more than their regular hefe.

Cloudy opaque dark brown body, white head. Raisin aroma with malts. Thick mouthfeel, yeasty malty banana flavour.

Cloudy brown body with a large creamy tan head. Sweet malty aroma, quite spicy. Sweet spicy flavor with some light malt and hints of banana.

very cloudy caramel colored under a medium sized off-white head. banana and spice aroma. faint hint of roasted malt. more smooth and malty than the hefe but not very robust.

Nice sweet flavor with a huge crown tha stills all the time, very good looking beer and not bad at all.

Bottle from the Liquor Depot in Avon. Pours a hazy amber-brown with a tall beige head. Flavor is mild, with a little hop tang behind the more prominent nutmeg, cherry, and other sweet malty notes. Enjoyable, would be better in the fall.

Poured a hazy brown with a decent head... Smells of bread and malts.. Taste is a slight sweetness.. with a clovey like finish .. typical of a German Weissbier.. Overall i like it better than the regular.. nice brew

Huge head that seemed to never go down, on a dark copper body. Strong malt flavors, the ones typical for Spaten beers. Fresh and good, but not exactly memorable. Too sweet for me, but I guess that is the style.