This is possibly one of the best weiss beers I’ve ever tried, can’t fault it really

500ml bottle from Sam’s wine&spirits in Chicago, cloudy honey gold hue, with a white head, yeasty, wheaty,fruity bananaish, ripe apple nose, with a cinnamon, nutmeg spicy accent, with a cookie dough aroma follows through on a medium-bodied palate with a yeasty, wheaty, banana character, with a honeyed wheat malt accent, and a nice caramelized ripe apple fruitiness, with a hint of nutmeg, cinnamon spiciness, leading towards a malty, spicy mellow milkiness finish.

Bottle. Large creamy white head with good lacing. Hazy yellow/orange body. Light aroma of grain, straw and hay, light hop aroma of flowwrs. Medium body, thin/oily watery texture, average carbonation. The flavor is moderate sweet and light bitter.

Deep golden, tall off-white head. Malty sweet aroma with notes of bread. More malts in the flavour. Bananas. Cheewing gum. Wheat. Yeast. Good carbonation. Overall medium complex, well balanced and very drinkable.

04-Apr-07 (500-ml bottle: Purchased 04-Oct-06 for $1.89 at Holiday Wine Cellar in Escondido, CA) As I pour the beer into my beautiful, half-liter Hefeweizen glass, the extroverted aromas of yeasty bread and banana rise from the glass to greet me, imploring me to take a quick sip. Alas, I politely refuse their plea because the voluminous, stiff, white head is far too thick, towering a good inch above the rim without succumbing to gravity and spilling down the side. Under the foam, a few widely spaced bubbles rise through the dark-golden and very hazy (but not cloudy) beer. Unfortunately, the head continues to shrink, eventually fading to a thin ring. There isn’t much more to the nose than the initial blast of bread and banana -- no clove and only a hint of bubble gum. A quick sip and it’s evident that this flavorful hefeweizen is a bit sweeter than most. The attack of sweet banana is eventually balanced by strong yeast and bread before fading off the palate, leaving a very bready but still very sweet finish. The beer is medium in body, but the sweetness contributes a stickiness that could be deceivingly perceived as full body. Carbonation is medium, but because the beer sloshes around inside my tall Hefe glass with each sip, the bubbly liveliness settles down fairly quickly. Overall, the beer could be a little less sweet and perhaps a bit more spicy and multi-dimensional, but it’s enjoyable all the same.