<i>Bottled at Schwanenkeller, Burgebrach. </i> Cloudy dark yellow,, mid sized head. Grapefruity nose&#033; Fairly sweet with light spritzy body. Fresh and spicy with notes of banana and roses, pronounced wheat malt character. Very refreshing edgeless weizen with a somewhat unusual array of flavours.

bottle, thanks to pivnizub! Amber-orange colour, large and fluffy head, quickly disappearing. Flavours of malt, toated malt, wheat and yeast. There is also a fruitiness detectable, i.e. flavours of lemon/citrus fruits and banana.

&#40;bottle&#41; Hazy, orange colour with a fluffy yellow foam. Light-dusty, sweet and moderately acidic and wheaty aroma with banana, citrus and a touch of spicy phenols, also with a light hoppy note. Sweet and light-sour flavour, moderate to light wheat-character, fruity and slightly yeasty taste; light bodied, medium, slightly crispy carbonated, refreshing mouthfeel; yeasty and fruity finish. Decent Hefeweizen.

Bottle &#40;bought at the brewery&#41;: Big rocky, very fluffy head, rather quickly collapsing to a firm and stable foamy layer, hazy, golden coloured; delicate fruity nose: mainly bananas, with wheaty traces; moderate sweetish flavour with almost an absence of acidity, light- to medium-bodied, soft MF; light fruity-wheaty finish, a little bit sourish. A good, nevertheless average Weizen......