Paulaner Hefeweissbier

17 ounce bottle purchased at Total Wine Fort Lauderdale, FL for $2.29 Very good!

Heavily spicy, pepper nose with cloves and yeast. Deep cloudy yellow color. Taste was cloves, some banana, a nice mouthful of spice. Finishes yeasty and spicy.

Has a sweet fruity taste. Definitely liked it buy probably wouldn’t search out and buy again.

Pours nice with a fine head. Taste fruity with lots of carbonation, but the taste didn’t last very long. Not one of my favorites though.

Bottle. Poured to a golden apricot color with a quickly disappearing fluffy white head. Very Little fizz. Medium Body, very light sryupy consistency. Sweet honey & wheat aroma. Quick beginning, no fizz strong poppy middle wheat & slightly sweet taste. Fast & sharp end. Little fizz in aftertaste & slight wheat aftertaste. Wheat & sweet malts but not overpowering. Clean, crisp, & sharp mild flavors.

Was a nice cloudy yellow color with a moderate white head that ultimately dissipated. It had a fruity, banana aroma with a hint of sweet malts. The flavor was mostly from the sweet malts and ended with an almost unnoticeable bitter and sour taste. It was pleasantly smooth and easy to drink. Could happily drink all day long.

Pours a cloudy honey color, with a dense white head of very small bubbles. Smells sweet of malt and other grains. Smells are dry. Tastes sweet, lots of grains and malt. Nice and crisp, a great Hefeweizen. Crisp, thin palate, with good carbonation. This is a classic, drink it all day, on the beach or wherever. Lemon or no. This is a good choice for a Hefe.

Bottle. Pours deep amber with hazy swirls when held to the light, moderate off-white head, quickly dissapating, leaving lacing. Hearty grain dominates the aroma along with doughy yeast smells and a slight bit of spicy citrus - lemon or orange peel. Flavor is bready grain flavors, then a bit of lively sourness, followed by a light bitterness in the cheeks, finishes clean with a citrusy aftertaste . Mouthfeel is full-bodied, quite creamy and textured.