Hacker-Pschorr (Hefe) Weisse

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

Bottle from The Bottle Stop in Bramhall. So it’s a hefe right? I like, not sure if this is a good example as I know nish, just drink beer. Very nice indeed. Cloudy orange gold with a nice white head. Nice malty citrusy orangey bananay flavoury. Bingo, ticked my box while I was waiting for the missu.

Cloudy amber with large white head. Banana bread dough complete with wheat & yeast dominate the aroma. Tastes of wheat, lemon and banana with a light dry finish with next to no bitterness. A solid effort for a hefeweizen.

Wow cant believ i hadn’t rated this one, kinda cloady orange color with decent white foam, nose is Banana and wheat maybe a touch of citrus. Flavor is big on the wheat and Banana and cloves in there as well, nice refresher in the summer.

Bottle. Pours hazy yellow-gold with a large white head. Aroma is banana, spice, bubblegum. Flavor is same, slightly sweet with a bit of spice. Slightly thin mouthfeel. A pretty good example, on the estery and slightly thin but refreshing side of the spectrum.

On tap at Six ’N Save. A hazy golden color with a rich creamy off-white head. Nose of coriander, banana, and lots of fruity esters. A bit of spice flavor. Coriander, apple, and some chalky pepper. A great deal of sweetness in the flavor. Pretty thin mouthfeel, but would probably be very refreshing in the summer.

Pours a golden, orange hue with the typical banana and citrus hefe aroma. Very crisp and refreshing. This is similar in taste to the Paulaner Hefeweizen, and, in fact, i’ve been told by a bar owner in Milwaukee, its probably the same beer as the Paulaner. I’m not sure, but I think the Paulaner and the Hacker- Pschorr use different yeast strains. Ok, I digress...nice Hefe.

Good beer. Tastes a lot like paulaner. Some difference not much though. Brewed in the same place maybe the same beer, who knows

Bottled. Pours out in a cloudy dark yellow/pale orange colour with a rich creamy and lasting white foam. Banana, wheat, cloves and mandarin and lemon-peels in the spicy aroma. Medium-bodied with rounded flavours of banana, cloves, oranges, all-spice with mild notes of apricots and vanilla. Creamy mouthfeel despite the lively carbonation. Cloves, bananas, tangerines, lemon-peels and peaches in long fruity and juicy aftertaste. One of the better wheat beers I’ve sampled.