Hacker-Pschorr Leichte Weisse

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

Serve in Weizen

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swing top bottle (500ml). -at Bayerischer Donisl, Munich.
Cloudy yellow/orange coloured, huge white head, skunky acidic nose. Lively carbonation. Ordinary Pschorr weisse with less alcohol. Banana, orange and mild cloves with a bit too harsh hop bitterness in the finish.

Hefig-herber, recht wässriger Beginn. Weiter wässrig, wenig herb, noch trinkbar. Naja... 10/6/8/5//5

50cl bottle. Poured cloudy orange with a nice white head, some lacing. Aroma is yeasty, with notes of wheat and fruit. Flavor is mostly wheat and yeast. Watery. Refreshing.

500 ml bottle.
Pours a cloudy orange colour with a large white head with good retention. Aroma of weak citrus, dough and yeast. Flavour of citrus, wheat, dough, yeast with some grainy notes. Thin mouthfeel and a watery yeasty finish. I guess this would go down better on a hot summer day.

Part of the Great Munich Beer Raid 2010. On tap in Germany. Looks like a normal Hefe. Aroma is a weak banana and yeast. Taste is sour and very week. Palate ends sour and is offensive. Not good.

.5L bottle - Shared this one w/ SkyCop32. Picked up at Maruhn Getränke in Darmstadt. Pours a hazy golden yellow. Aromas of bread/grains/ and some fruit. Had a taste of yeasty grains with some spice and bananas.

Golden- orange colour with a white head. Aroma is fruit, malt, banana. Flavour is fruit, malt, wheat, banana. Medium to thin body.

Swing top bottle. Slightly sweet apple-banana and wheat malt aroma. Hazy golden yellow color with moderate head. Slightly sweet banana and wheat malt flavor - a watered-down version of their regular weizen. Drinkable, but when it’s only 2% less than their regular weizen, what’s the point?

(swing top bottle) Hazy, orange colour with a big and slightly cream-coloured foamy head. Mildly sweet and minimal sour yeasty and wheaty nose with a touch of cloves, vanilla and rather shy fruity notes. Light-sweet flavour with just a tinge of acidity, literally light-bodied with a well-carbonated mouthfeel. Slim malty base, but with a present wheat-character and again very discreet fruity notes; slightly sweet and sour, spritzy wheaty finish with a whiff of apricots in the aftertaste. One of the better light Weizen (16.IV.09).

Nearly unlegible notes but still from hacker in germany. Off brown pour w/ lots of carb and a huge head. Std hefe aroma w/ an odd stale like back hint. Decent tasting beer.