Hacker-Pschorr (Hefe) Weisse

I’ve had this on tap and bottle many times, now I’m finally rating it. Pours cloudy orange with thick white head. Bannana, yeasty nose. Taste more of the same, citrus and spices. Creamy body. Clean finish.

Tap-Bottle. Great wheat beer. Has a sweet and spice flavor. Appearance is cloudy and golden. Lively palate. Drink with an orange.

banana and spice on the nose. banana and bread on the palate and throughout. very good weisse. great mouthfeel great palate. beautiful light orange pour.

bottle - Poured a hazy light gold, fizzy-frothy head that disappeared rather quickly. Very yeasty and malty nose could detect only the faintest hint of fruit, almost hidden. I felt something was missing as I tasted, much maltier than most weizen, the fruit is overpowered by the malt.

The smell tingles my nose, smells like a weiss beer, perfect smell. Reminds me of Germany. The color is very cloudy golden bronze, light head very good taste; not quite excellent. Very thick yeast and wheat taste, very good tingles the palate, citrus fruity Very Good, definitely a must buy (NOTE: rated on 11-11-2008)

I scooped up a bottle of this at the local beer store. Aroma of citrus and clove. Poured a slightly hazy translucent golden color with great lacing and head retention. The flavor, which is the most important part, however wasn’t near as good. Slight notes of banana, yeast, and wheat, but is watered down way too much. This is a decent hefeweizen, and there are way better ones out there.

Golden pour with white head. I am not big on wheat beers, but I do like this one.

Pours a milky-golden color (almost bright orange) with a creamy white head. Decent retention and lacing. Strong citrus aroma with a hint of bubble-gum and spice. Unfortunately, the taste didn’t "sing" and was fairly unremarkable. Decent mouthfeel, with a slightly spicy finish.