Hacker-Pschorr Dunkle Weisse

Bügelverschlußflasche. Chestnut-amber coloured, big stable off-white head. Sweet caramelly, almost a bit vinous nose with a sourish-wheaty touch. Moderate sweet-sour flavour, light to medium bodied, soft MF. Lingering mild, slightly chocolatey, mainly caramelly-fruity finish. Good, good Hefeweizen............

Labeled as Weisse Dark. Deep orange body with a decent white head and noticeable carbonation. Aroma and flavor include bits of citrus and malt.

Bottle. Pours an amber body with a 1 finger white head. Sweet malty with a nutty bitterness. Wheaty banana with dusty fruit. Decent beer.

500 ml. Don’t know if this is the same beer but it looks close... I have this as a Hacker-Pschorr Weisse Dark, which sounds like a Dunkelweizen to me. Pours like a cloudy amber belgian, thick off-white head, fruity aroma also reminiscent of a belgian. Flavor isn’t as overwhelming as a belgian though, in fact seems a little light, watery. Interesting style, but probably won’t try again.

pours a very cloudy amber-brown with a medium tight off white head. Aroma is quite sweet and malty, some banana, apple, clove tones. Flavour is very smooth, good bready malt flavour, wheat crispness, clove spice and light banana towards the end.

From at 500ml bottle purchased at Bottleworks in Seattle--Poured a deep chalky chestnut body with brown tinges. Malty, smooth, mild with a phenolic yeastiness. Bready, crisp and clean. Very nice.

Cloudy orange-amber with a great frothy head. Zest yeast and wheat aromas, quite refreshing. General yeastiness rather than any distinct phenolics. Flavor follows the aroma. Yeasty, wheaty, mildly bready, crisp and refreshing.

On tap, pours amber with red highlights, has a tan head. Smells yeasty and of light wheat. Taste is creamy and light in carbonation with a nice malt backbone. Not very much bitterness, but some good spice flavors. Good stuff.