New Glarus Dancing Man Wheat

holy shit. this thing has to be the best hefe i have ever drank. It is also high octane. Pours out a cloudy yellow color with a large head. aroma is full of wheat, cloves, and other spices. flavor is as well adn very refreshing. This brew certainly took me off guard as i didnt expect it to be so good.

Pours a cloudy, orange cider-like appearance. The nose bursts of a basket of banana, cinnamon, cloves and an overall fruity aroma. Has a powerful zing of fruits and spicies, and finishes with a slight warmth of alcohol- especially as it warms. DMW is a great rendition of the bavarian hefe, as it meets or surpasses the quality of any German hefe available. An impressive brew from New Glarus.

Bottle. Hazy, golden orange pour with a thick head that faded quickly. Aroma of fruity esthers, banana and clove. Flavor of wheat, fruit and spice. Outstanding domestic hefeweizen!

Bottle, pilsner glass. Pours a hazy amber-gold with a generous fluffy white head. The beer is just transparent enough to tell that it’s sparkling, and the ongoing effervescence maintains the head at about one finger’s thickness for some time, and a half-finger’s thickness for the duration of the glass. Aroma is principally yeasty, accompanied by citrus and banana elements. First impressions on the tongue are slightly sweet, fruit-juicy in both mouthfeel and flavor, grapefruit and bananas are particularly present. Generous carbonation buzzes the tongue, while a just a hint of cloves prickles it. After swallowing, yeasty vapors continue to waft through the mouth, and the refreshing citrus sensation, now more like kumquat, continues to reside on the cheeks.

Bottle courtesy of iowaherkeye. Pours a hazy orange with a thick white head. Aroma of clove and citrus. Lots of fruits (citrus, lots of orange, melon) in the mouth, some vegetable notes (same ones I got in the Imperial Weizen). Strong for a hefe but supremely drinkable.