Stolz Isnyer Hefe-Weizen

Brewed by Brauerei Stolz
Style: German Hefeweizen
Isny im Allgäu, Germany

Serve in Weizen

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It’s unclear with a huge, creamy head. The aroma has notes yeast, banana and wheat. The flavor is sweet and has notes of yeast, babana, wheat and the finish is spicy - well balanced!

Angenehm fruchtiger, hefiger Geruch. Antrunk hefig-bananig. Mitte herb-fruchtig und aromatisch, harzig. Leicht abbitternd im Ende. Ordentliches Hefeweizen.Test vom 13.9.2010, Gebinde: Glasflasche

The beer in the glass is beautiful, highly turbid, orange-brown that produces medium, quickly disappearing foam. The smell is yeasty and sweet fruity, subtle banana. Starts yeasty, very recent, with good spiciness and slightly sour in the background. The aftertaste is also extremely spicy. The center part is primarily spicy, even though there creeps a slightly fruity tone, but can not get through so well.

Bottle from Quack-Duck, thanks! Blonde, hazy. Soft peararoma. Yeasty flavor with tangerine and sharp apple wine flavors. Short aftertaste. Thirst quenching, but no more than decent.

Bottled (from BierZwerg.de). Hazy goldeny orange colour, small off-white head. Aroma is wheat, some parfume, mild toffee, caramel as well as some slight notes of nectar. Flavour is wheat, toffee, wood, some caramel and mild fruityness as well.

Bottle. Sweet banana, peach, clove, and straw/wheat malt - excellent. Hazy pale yellow color with moderate head. Sweet banana/orange, moderately bitter clove, and strong wheat malt. Nice blending - not too sweet and clove strong without being overwhelming. Excellent.

bottle - pours a cloudy pale yellow,quite lively, with a white frothy head. Apply, citrus nose with a hint of cloves and coriander with just a hint of biscuit. Crisp, light body. malty,taste with light citrus undertones, went down smoothly. Average tasting weizen.

(bottle) Cloudy, yellow colour with a big foamy white head. Dusty, light sweet and moderately wheaty nose with quite strong clovy notes and a rather restrained fruity touch. Light-sweet flavour with slightly bitter and tart accents, light to medium bodied with a lively carbonation. Yeasty and moderately wheat-malty taste with faint citrus fruity notes; slightly sweet and a bit tart yeasty finish with a light fruity touch and clovy spice. Not an overly convincing Weizen (07.03.08).

bottle, bought at the brewery. Cloudy pale yellow, large head. Fruity, slightly yeasty and wheaty with a very lively carbonation. Hints of lemon and spices. A good one.

500ml bottle (One Pint, Helsinki, German beer week 2006). Light golden colour, lively from the bottle, so with plenty of head. Coriander wheat, maybe lemon, on the nose.Maltier in the mouth. Some bitter finish. No great highs, no lows though.