Fürst Wallerstein Weissbierpils

Brewed by Fürst Wallerstein Brauhaus
Style: German Hefeweizen
Wallerstein, Germany

Serve in Weizen

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VEry nice too. I like this brewery, although the combination of the two styles was a little surprising to me.

The beer in the glass is dark yellow, cloudy with a good head. Creamy-yeasty aroma, slightly fruity also. Starts yeasty and sour, with a pleasantly fruity note. A light hop aroma is noticeable in the background. The aftertaste is yeasty, banana-like, slightly fruity and sweet. Well-balanced tart-sweet finish!

Bottle 50cl. A cloudy yellow beer with low head. Smell is on wheat and yeast. A quite dry weizen, body is low, some spicy hops, a common weizen in the average just more spicy.

Bottle 500ml. @ home.

Unclear hazy light to medium yellow color with a large, frothy, good lacing, fully lasting, white head. Aroma is light malty, wheat, hay, grain, moderate yeasty, fruity, yeast. Flavor is moderate sweet and light to light light modrate bitter with a average to long duration. Body is medium, texture is watery to creamy, carbonation is soft. [20101015]

Hazy yellow with a medium white head. Sweet aroma with wheat, yeast and fruity notes. Sweet flavour with wheat, yeast and hints of banana. Fairly clean.

Light but ok white beer. Odd to call it a pils also, but what the heck, who cares as long as you drunk right ? Well decent beer aslong as you´re not gonna drink 1k of em´..if you know what I mean.

Weisspils Another strange one. Dont know weather this is a Pils or Weizen or both. It claims both. Cloudy but see through. Smells like a Weizen pours like a Pils. A sour bitter taste. Unique but not spectacular. Worth a try for something different but would not stock it.

Swing-top bottle. Lemon/banana wheat malt aroma. Cloudy orange-yellow color with moderate head. A mixture of Weizen (lemon/banana and wheat malt) and grassy hops - a mixture of the 2 styles - exactly what it says. Interesting to say the least - worth a try.

bottle. Cloudy pale yellow, large head. Aroma of a Hefeweizen, although it is a Weißbierpils. It starts like a Hefeweizen and than becomes more and more like a Pils, being quite hoppy in the finish. Interesting and unusual combination of two styles.

The bottle looks neot bad - silver. The beer in the glass looks like a normal hefeweizen. The beer starts also like a weizen, the finish is more like a pilsner but becomes vapid really fast. Nice experience, but only an average beer.