Hacker-Pschorr Dunkle Weisse

Brewed by Paulaner Brauerei (Schörghuber)
Style: Dunkelweizen
Munich, Germany

From a bottle. Thin, white head that partly went away. Muddy, red color. Slight banana and peach in the light aroma. A little malt and slight cider. Smooth. I wish I could try this on tap.

Brown and cloudy. Large carbonation bubble. Fruity aroma. Tart wheat flavor. Watch for this one on tap. UPDATE: (6/22/05) Had this in the US export version 500 ml bottle today. Great long lasting beige frothy pillow-like head that remains during the entire drink. Same tart flavor, especially with the yeast mixed up and poured into the glass. Slightly on the light side in body, but a very good beverage.

Poured a inviting opaque orange-amber with gargantuan head. Relatively mellow yeast aroma. The flavor is surprisingly sweet, vaguely yeast and clove. Odd metallic finish. Decent, but not the best I've had.

A brown-amber color with tan head. A very nice Hefeweizen, but not an outstanding one. I think I need to try twice to fully make up my mind.

This amber, cloudy wheat has a nice fruity nose with hints of bitterness. The initial taste is sweet with highlights of chocolate and fruit. There is a medium finish that continues the chocolate and fruit beginning. A little sweet for me, but not bad.

Pours a nice amber, quite cloudy color, with a large, thick and rocky tan head with very little lacing. Aroma is mostly banana with some spicey notes. Taste is malty sweet with a crisp finish.

a very fruity aroma. burnt cream head with lasting strenght. Cloudy amber hue and a cider like taste. However the aftertaste leaves a bad mouth feel, which takes it down a few notches.

The highlight here is the aroma, its striking, yet delicate. mild notes of banana, clove and a hint of hops. finishes quite nicely.