Stoudts Heifer-in-Wheat

Brewed by Stoudts Brewing Co.
Style: German Hefeweizen
Adamstown, Pennsylvania USA

perhaps the most banana tasting hefeweizen i’ve had. smells fruity has a very cloudy undescrible beatufil appearence and tastes strong of bananas. Is very smooth also. Really good.

[750ml] I knew this was bad when I bought it, yet I still did. Heres hoping this is tolerable, or I better cook something up with it quick. Bottle says for best flavor best drink by 10-26-02. Aroma has stood up rather well, yeasty, lemon, light spicy, banana, pretty reasonable hefe. Flavor is now more like a lambic. Its really sour and actually sweet. So, I dont think this was supposed to be brewed this way, but a pleasent suprise, since its actually enjoyable. I’m giving this beer props since it has turned out so well.

Bottle. When poured, this beer formed a small sized white head that mostly diminished, fine sized bubbles, some yeastiness, sparse lacing, cloudy, carbonation, and a straw yellow hue. Malty, banana, spicy and clove aroma as was the flavor. Palate was tingly.

Cloudy hazy pale yellow body with medium lacing bubbly head. Sweet, honey citrus aroma. Light, almost watery palate. Good summer refreshing beer with light spice, touch of sour and yeast, wheat.

Great Weizen! Nice color and texture. Starts off with a soft bannana-clove, followed by mellow malt-wheat, slight orange peal and citrus, spices and bitter balance. This is their flagship beer, totally under estimated and not given enough attention.

Very hazy gold color with a big creamy head. Lots of wheat aroma and character in the flavor. Smooth nd delicious.

Pours slighly hazy golden yellow, with film for head. Decent banana and clove aroma. Initial flavor is a 9/10 just fades way to quick. Banana and spice flavor taste like it would be chewy, but has a very thin body. Little clove in the aftertaste. Decent overall.

Fair to good. Would like to have had more of the "weizen" flavor (ie clove, banana).