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  • i agree this is a great wheat beer but personally i like franziskaner more i recomend you try it alot more bannana comes through great review keep drinking man great reviews

  • Weihenstephaner is absolutely excellent in this style of beer. If you have the chance, try their 'Vitus' weizenbock too. It's even more complext and great.

    Cheers.

  • Very nice review. Very professional. Subscribed!

  • maybe i didn't understand ur style,but it seemed like u were trying too hard to like this weissebier;compliments seemed to b "left handed" & stopping & starting of speech pattern seemed like u were forcing the positive remarks.

    i love this weissbier.bier from this brewery r drunk @ my place @ least 250 days a year.

    prost.

  • @qchome - Hefe's are certainly not my favorite style of beer, so maybe that had something to do with my demeanor. Who knows? But I do really like this beer a lot - and as I said it's the best I've had from the style.

  • A great Hefe, indeed. Solid review as always.

  • i'm shocked you used a tumbler for this beer. But you did make a point of getting the yeast out of the bottom which is how a beer like this should be drank.

    Closest to American hefe? odd. I find the german hefes to be way more intense in flavor than American wheats which tend to be flat and watery so as to be drinker-friendly.

    I was surprised you didnt mention any banana or clove flavors.

    Great review as always!

  • are you drinking this warm?

  • @TakeSomeAdvice - No I was not drinking it warm. I was drinking it between cool and cold. Probably around 48 - 52 degrees-ish.

  • Its a top quality summer session beer!!

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