Paulaner Hefeweissbier

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

Sweeter than I expected, this is still an attractive and refreshing Hefe-Weissbier. Started drinking it with a warm meal, not a good idea - much better on its own or with a light snack. Enormous long-lasting head, pleasant but not very strong aroma. Flavour has all the good elements a beer of this style should have, a bit too sweet though. Rerate: Sweetness does not come through quite as much this time. Lovely aroma. A good hefe!

Bottle; Poured a dark gold, almost orange color; small to medium white head. Aroma of bananas/yeast, cloves and apples. Refreshing and crisp. Some acidity. Flavor was very subdued to me; Flavor of banana and yeast, a small amount of spice, and some fruity esters. Good, but have enjoyed others in the style more.

Not much to say...the most generic wheat beer around...the Budweiser of wheats...

I had this on draught at Stone's 7th anniversary party. Appearance: To the surprise of no one, the hefeweizen goose-stepped into the glass as a cloudy yellow pour Aroma: The nose has banana and citrus notes. Taste: The flavor of this hefe is the typical crisp and refreshing found in a hefeweizen; it's just done better than most

It’s good, a little "light" for my taste if talking about weize Beers. But while eating a pretzel isn’t any bad.

Sampled from 12 oz bottle on 10/25/2006 at the Junedale Beer Klub meeting... Gold color and generous lacing. Light clove, banana, wheat, and yeast aroma and flavor. Very smooth and quite tasty! This is a very solid German Hefe! Need to revisit in the future...

A pretty standard German weisse. A bit yeasty and fruity. Well balanced.

0.5 l bottle. Hazy yellow to brown color with decent head. Refreshing and balaced aroma with clove, banana, bread and smoke. Grainy and oily taste with appriate amount of clove and banana. Tart fruity finish.