Hacker-Pschorr (Hefe) Weisse

murky orange pour with a large 2 finger white head that dissipates pretty fast. lots of citrus and floral notes with hints of coriander or something. unique taste of wheat and random spices that i can’t name.

500 ml Bottle: Cloudy orange with dense medium head. Wheat is dominant in the nose along with nice notes of banana and clove. Good yeast balance with a dash of spice. Smooth and creamy with a delightfully sweet finish.

tastes like a hefeweizen, but since i’m not usually a fan of them, i rated this one low, i’ve had much better ones before

very cloudy is the first thing you notice orange in color with smells of bananas and mallts never been a fan of this style but real is what it is, smooth drinking

Bottle. Poured a hazy orange color with a moderate off-white head. Aroma is dominated by wheat, banana and yeast. Flavor really exemplifies what I believe a hefeweizen should be: nice malty entry with fruity flavors (banana and a hint of citrus) with a nice compliment of spiciness and yeast appearing on the finish. Smooth and easy drinking, much like most German beers I have encountered. I like this, partially because I feel like it is my roots.

Pressão. Tomada em Munique (ALE), em novembro de 2007. Coloração âmbar turva, com creme razoável. Notas de cravo, laranja. Frutada. Nutritiva. Carbonatação média/alta. Típica weiss.

Pours a cloudy golden orange color with a thick white head. Has a sweet malty banana aroma and flavor, with a spice presence showing through in the latter. Has a bit of a heavier feel to it than other hefeweizens.

It had a hazy yellow body, with out much head at all. It had a citrus aroma and flavor.