Victory Sunrise Weissbier

Murky yellow coloration. Thin to medium bodied and smooth with good carbonation. Subtle citrusy and wheaty flavors with an ever so slight bit of sweetness. Ends after a crisp finish with a nice spice flavor.

Foamy white head with a really cloudy yellow body. Mild banana and spice aroma. Taste of bananas and cloves and other spices. Not too light with enough body to make it not watery. A touch of maltiness is present in the beer as well.

Transfering tasting notes. Bottle. Hazy yello pour with a big white head. Lotds of clove and bread on the nose. Break an d clove on the tounge as well. Nice and light. Very good.

Draft @ Birreria Paradiso. Pours a hazy, pale straw color; somewhat white; creamy, bright white head with excellent retention and fine-bubbled lacing. Soft bananas, cloves, breadiness and a touch of citrus in the aroma. Lively carbonation in the mouth, matching well to the soft, bready core; medium mouthfeel; good levels of bananas and soft cloves / spice; very drinkable and tasty overall; nothing too sweet or sticky. Medium finish: toasty grains, bread, and bananas; ends dry with a touch of spice.

12oz bottle. Pours cloudy yellow. aroma is a big dough. flavor has a thirstquenching goodness to it. Finishes with a simple citrus flavor. Nice wheat flavors. very good.

Very light orange/yellow color. Fruity, light palate. Not an overly dry mouthfeel, which is nice. Very sweet, wheaty, and refreshing. Good for a hot day.

12oz. bottle. Pours a very light and soft yellow/gold that is mostly clear until you swirl in (or pour in from the bottom of the bottle) some of the yeast sediment. The head pours up immense and white and lasts impressively. The aroma is a wonderful breadiness - sweet and wheaty with delectable notes of malt sweetness and faint touch of fruit (banana). The flavor starts sweet and malty and wheaty - delicious. Some spice and fruit (clove phenols, banana esters) come in faintly at mid-palate - but not overwhelming. They are a wonderful complement to the wheaty and malty character of the beer. The finish is crisp and incredibly refreshing with a touch of noble hop bitterness and a slight tang from the blend of hops, phenols, and sweet malts. The mouthfeel is medium-full in body and invigoratingly carbonated. Overall, this is one of the best Bavarian Weissbiers I’ve ever tasted - hands down.

The aroma is wheaty, with bubble gum, banana, cloves, and incense. The appearance is hazy white-gold with a small head. The flavor is like the aroma. The palate is watery. Overall it’s good.