Pinkus Hefe Weizen

500 ml bottle, purchased from Whole Foods. Pours hazy, light golden with lots of little floaties and a large white head that leave some lace as it diminishes. Aroma is wheaty, with a distinct white bread character, along with lemon, pear and light spicy notes. Flavor is light and refreshing, bread and citrus fruits dominate, also noticble are hints of spice and floral hops. Light body and tingly carbonation. This would be a great summer cooler.

Pour is bright hazy yellow with a thin bright white head...smell is dry and lightly citric with faint hints of clove...taste is lightly sweet lemons...definately thin...sour finish...

Bottle from Flying Saucer-Houston. Pours a bleached, cloudy yellow. Aroma is stale lemon and weak clove. Flavor is weak lemonade, crisp hops, and light floral tones. Palate is average. Crisp, light, refreshing; good beer to drink before a Porcupine Tree concert.

Very light and hazy pour with an acceptable white head. CO2 aroma with some soap and toasted bread crust. Thin and watery with some serious smoke flavor. Strange for the style. Rather lacking in over all flavor but clean.

Smells of bread. Watery bread. Pale yellow, and finishes short and bland. Its just too watery and needs some girth. That is all.

Hazy gold with a white head that lasts reasonably well. Faint yeast and citrus aromas. Flavor is not as intense as some German hefeweizens, although the typical fruit esters are there. Clean slilghtly sour finish. Refreshing and drinkable, but not an outstaniding hefeweizen.

Not much to say about an unimpressive beer. Smells bad as in not fresh. Thin weak palate which I absolutely hate. Some banana flavor but overall not much flavor. Some roasty flavor too which seemed weird. 1and done.

(Bottle 33 cl) Pale golden and very unclear with a nice, frothy, white head. Actually it looks a bit like a Belgian wit. Slightly perfumy with notes of citrus and a distinct acidity. I REALLY like these organic Germans. 190402