Paulaner Hefeweissbier

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

Draught. Pours hazy yellow with a fluffy white longlasting head. Aroma of banana, sweet candy and wheat. Flavour is very citric with banana, clove and spicy notes. Great thirst quencher.

Pours a deep hazy gold, bubbly and carbonated but probably less so than many other german wheats. Much head-- bright white. Aroma is not particularly notable-- mostly just wheat. Doesn’t do anything too special on the palate at first (though it does tingle), but I picked up more flavors with the aftertaste, which is sweet and fruity, and sometimes spicy. Each sip felt a little different as I tried to pick up the flavors, which is a great thing. On the whole, it’s a good experience.

Bottle. Orange/dark yellow color, very good off-white head. Solid wheat taste, citrus, very bready. Good amount of hefeweizen spice. Very good refreshing beer, could easily drink a 6 pack in a day.

Nice light brown/orange color, quite good head. Wheat, banana and hints of citrus in the nose. Same elements are notable in the flavor. Solid Weißbier.

Bottle from Papous Wine, pours a hazy dark yellow with a great foamy head. Aroma is yeast and and fruit. Great carbonation and very smooth. An above average Hefeweizen. Great for a hot day like today

Poured a golden yellow with a nice head.Very hazy looking.Smells like citrus and fruit as it should. A little banana and wheat in there also went well together.Tasted more sour than I was expecting. Had more banana and lemon flavoring than anthing.Overall worth a try but not my favorite of the style. Still a drinkable beer.

0,5l bottle. Pours hazy dark yellow, a bit orange with a mild head. Aroma is a bit too stingy with wheat, that’s also the problem with the flavor. I like my hefeweizens a bit more easy and this one is a bit too stingy and bitter for me. Despite it’s flaws it’s good and I’d drink it again.

Seriously active cloudy orange beer, with a constantly growing head - crisp and lemony aroma, with a nice earthy, nutty wheat character, and a light acidity - a tiny bit of apple-ish sweetness up front, followed by light acidity and a touch of tartness - just a touch of banana and phenolic flavor - a lot of citrus arrives late, as the beer dries out and the wheat becomes apparent at last - not as good as weihenstephaner, but one of the better readily available german hefes, especially at 2 bucks a 50cl bottle.