Shiner Hefeweizen

Brewed by Spoetzl Brewery (Gambrinus Company)
Style: Wheat Ale
Shiner, Texas USA

Serve in Shaker, Weizen

pours opaque straw color, med disappearing head. aroma and flavor are very lemony, with slight spice notes in the aftertaste. very refreshing and nicely priced.

Spritzer. Constant rising head. This is very refreshing and underrated. Notes of clove and lemon zest. If you like hefeweizers, this is a good outing with a change of pace.

Bottle. The quest continues for an everyday hefe. This is the lowest priced stuff i’ve found so far, but its not my glass a beer, as it were. The color is translucent banana yellow that was not exactly appealing and the taste was too thin and citrisy for my palate. The one thnig I did like about it was the aroma. Here the citris worked well with the wheaty, breadlike smell. I had a Sam Adams Hefe right after and SA is worth the extra 2 bucks a six.

A wonderful hot day beer. Sweet wheat flavor with a clean finish. I get every time I head to the coast.

Pours a slightly hazey clear golden colour with a large head that quickly dissipates. aromas are there and pleasent- sweet and a touch of wheat. But mouthfeel and flavor, is where it lacks the most. water in the mouthfeel, way too light and not enough wheat and fruit in the flavor. Finishes very smooth.

12 oz bottle. Pours a cloudy yellow body with small white head. The aroma is slightly offensive. The taste is lemon and wheat.

Not a great wheat. The body was light yellow with little haze, it had medium head. The aroma and flavor was lemon and other fruit with some wheat. Not worth the trying.

Drank out of a bottle, so couldn’t rate appearance. Nice aroma, a wheaty and yeasty taste, with some bitterness of the lemon and orange peel, and a slight note of honey at the end. I liked the subtle complexity. Another good summer drinking beer.