Hacker-Pschorr (Hefe) Weisse

Bottled. It had a soy sauce scent to it. It oddly tastes like sushi/raw fish to me for some reason. Possibly because this is the first wheat beer I’ve ever had or its probably an old bottle. But I liked it, and I would drink it again! It’s like drinking a meal!

Bottle: Pours hazy yellow with large white head. Aroma of Bread like yeast and cloves wiith no trace of hop smell. Tastes a bit like chewing on a piece of bread

Hacker-Pschorr Weisse-12oz bottle-pours a big foamy white head with hazy/cloudy gold color. Aroma is banana, wheat. Taste is malt, wheat, banana, secondary spice, medium body.

Cloudy yellowish color like most hefeweizens, great flavor served with a lemon to add flavor. Definately worth trying and paying for

500ml Bottle, 5.5% a/v Pours a cloudy orange color with a nicely latticing white head. Smells spicy and a bit malty. Tastes spicy, nutty and a bit malty, with a nice cinammon and nutmeg aftertaste. Definetly a nice treat for a cool winter or fall day.

Pours a hazy golden yellow with white head. Aroma of yeast, wheat and malt with a crisp refreshing slightly fruity flavor... . I’ve always been a fan of german beers. Wonder why?

now most of these hefe that are from the real region of bavaria you cant really go wrong. this one is typical with a hazy yellow look and a white head. nose of bubblegum and spices. yeasty german wheat flavors envelope the palate. very light and refreshing.

Poured a hazy yellow gold color. I am not a fan of hereweizen but this one definitly got it right. Tastes exactally like it should. Because of this it does taste fairly generic. It doesn’t have any hidden flavors or aromas. Nothing complex about this beer. This is going to be my reference for hefeweizens here on out. A very unoffensive brew.