Weihenstephaner Original Bayrisch Mild

Brewed by Bayerische Staatsbrauerei Weihenstephan
Style: Dortmunder/Helles
Freising, Oberbayern, Germany

Pours pale golden with a big, white pillowy head. Nose is malt. Taste is sweet malt up front, with mild hop bitterness in the finish. Slightly spicy. Excellent stuff.

nothing exiciting on nosing, but very well balanced & very clean. this beer gets no love because of all the fucking snobby people, who forgot what traditional lagers are all about... 1/4 click below hofbrau lager.... but still f’ing good beer. been brewing beer for as long as beer has been made... if you dont like it.... suck it!!

Pours clear light golden yellow with a frothy white head that fades. Strong aroma of sweet fruit; pear and apple mostly. Taste is sweet with fruit and wheat. Light body, very plain but enjoyable on a hot day.

gives a weak aromayet still maintains a touch of banana and bubblegum. ase fizzy with low on the overall flavor with some mild taste

Bottle shared by curly at woody’s. Pours a clear light gold with ring of white head. Aroma is a boring blend of corn and butter. Flavor is much the same with a distinct sweetness and musty oxidized finish. I am hoping this is an old bottle, cause - woould rather drink a bud than this.

12 ounce bottle - $1.79 at Total Wine & More in Kennesaw, Georgia. Appearance: Pours a crystal clear, yellow body with a two finger high head of near-white foam. Smell: It’s a light, delicate nose, but the notes present display some pleasant fragrant hints of pils malt, herbaceous Noble hops, lemongrass, chewing gum, an effortless yeastiness, and maybe even a bit of DMS. Taste: Sweetish, grainy backdrop of pilsener malts countered by some herbal, grassy Noble European hops and a clean, though somewhat subtle bitterness. Light yeastiness. Very small, very far-off hint of bubble gum and lemongrass. Hint of fruit on the lightly sweetish finish. Mouthfeel: Light-bodied. Medium carbonation. Drinkability: A fine beer, notable for it’s easy-drinking, refreshing qualities, though, please, pass their hefeweizen.

Pours golden with not much head. Smell is yeasty, grassy and malty. Taste is a little yeasty and doughy more than anything. Drinkable, but not my favorite beer of this style. Not particularly good because of the doughiness and slightly over than wanted sweetness which maskes the crispness and the hops fade into the background.

Bottle as shown. Pours a clear yellow golden with a large frothy white that lasts awhile leaving behind good sticky lacing along the glass. The aroma is wheat grass, yeast, and citrus. Thin mouthfeel and a bit watery on the palate with a malty yeast and citrus with a dry finish. A decent helles from Weihenstephan.