Live Oak Hefe Weizen

Brewed by Live Oak Brewing Company
Style: German Hefeweizen
Austin, Texas USA

cloudy straw color tall white thick laced head. Sweet sugar on grain aroma sweet banannas. Avg pal. Flavor is grainy some banannas and candied sugars... pretty 1 dimensional in it’s sweetness, I felt there were many better hefe’s out there.

GABF 2006. The beer pours to a hazy straw colored body with a thick white head. The aroma is tart wheat, cloves, banana flavor is typical. Light tart palate.

Foggy gold with a thin white head, with a very lively aroma, which includes tons of banana, citrus esters with nutmeg. Flavor taste is banana, cloves, pineapple, and wheat.

Little shocked at the high ratings this beer generates. Had many times on tap in Austin. A good beer for the area (sorry, Texas beers don’t but it). Nice wheat taste. Light. A great wheat? No. But worth it if it is on tap, and in Austin, few good beers are on tap.

On tap at a bar in Austin, pours a hazy light orange, with a nice white head and good lacing down the sides. Smells like a heffe--bananas and a yeasty aroma. Tastes mostly of yeast, with some bananas and citrus at the end. I’d say it’s a middle-of-the-road heffe.

Pour is opaque warm orangey yellow with a thin dense white head...smell is cloves, banana, yeast, bubble gum, light citrus...taste is taste is rich and wheaty...banana, light spices...full bodied and fruity...finish is dry and yeasty with some likght citrus hints...this should be a top 50 beer...

Super cloudy gold, thick creamy lasting white head. Soft nose of cloves, trident bubblegum, and banana, with lesser tones of grass and yeast. Similar in flavor with the clove, banana and bubblegum dominating throughout. Light bodied, spritzy carbonation, fruity spiced finish. I liked it quite a bit, but at times this one seemed like it was trying too hard. Either way, worth downing a few if you have the chance...

Cloudy as can be. Huge banana and clove esters with a nice bubblegum finish. One of the fruitiest hefes I’ve ever tasted.