330ml bottle. Minimally milky, orange, dark golden to amber colour with small, creamy, moderately lasting, minimally lacing, off-white head. Sweet-ish, wheaty malty and yeasty fruity aroma, notes of banana, baked banana, a touch of honey and apricot. Taste is sweet, wheaty malty, yeasty fruity and slightly bitter alcoholic, notes of banana, baked banana, some honey, apricot, a minimally leafy touch; slightly warming, alcoholic finish. Dissolved sugar enriched, watery texture, smooth and soft, minimally cloying palate, medium, mildly prickly carbonation. A condensed Hefeweizen indeed, surprisingly simple and unchanged, seemingly no effect on the flavours by concentration, just clearly perceptible alcohol and maybe slightly softer carbonation - not really compelling.

hazy orange colour, medium sized creamy ecru head; aroma of banana chips, some lemony, wheaty, clove, slight coconut and nutmeg notes; taste is the same (with the clear dominance of banana) with some syrupy-caramel notes and alcoholic aftertaste; quite enjoyable

Weizeneisbock - im Webshop (wo ich ihn gekauft habe) und sogar auf der Herstellerseite wird ganz explizit von 12,7 % Alk. gesprochen. Auf der Flasche stehen nur 10,5 % - wo sind die 2,2 % hingekommen? Das ist irgendwie schon sehr enttäuschend… Intensiver Geruch. Bonbons, Apfelkorn oder Likör fällt mir ein. Geschmacklich gar nicht mal so malzig. Hier bestimmen die Fruchtnoten, die sich in der Nase schon angedeutet haben. Auch von der Farbe hätte ich gesagt, dass hier ein heller, fruchtiger Bock die Ausgangsbasis war. Den extrem hohen Alkoholgehalt schmeckt man zu jeder Zeit, sticht aber gar nicht soooo dominant oder gar negativ heraus. Im Schlussteil blitzt ganz kurz eine leichte Sherrynote auf. Schön weiche, dickflüssige Konsistenz, die fast schon an Nähmaschinenöl erinnert. Unglaubliche 3 Jahre haltbar. Trotz aller Extreme und Exotik ist das ein angenehm zu trinkender Eisbock - vielleicht sogar der beste den ich (bis jetzt) hatte. Aber wo sind die fehlenden 2,2 % Alk. hingekommen?

04-04-20 // 330ml bottle. Murky orangeish. Smaller white head. Nose of wheat bock with alcoholic booze. Very rich wheat bock. Strong banana. Also strong clove and phenolic. A ling woth a mild booze. But still quite smooth. Full bodied and creamy mouthfeel.

Amber with a creamy white head. Inviting aroma of ripe bananas. Mildly yeasts. Taste is mildly sweet, full of banana, white bread and candied fruits. Medium bodied, very mild carbonation. Quite warming at the end, but doesn’t come off as overly boozy. Good.

Bottle. Golden, blurred, yellowish foam. Aroma: strong, esters, banana, schnapps, higher alcohols, wheat. Taste: a lot of banana, esters, alcohols, banana puree, sweet, alcoholic, good one.

Bottle picked up from Bayerisches Bierspezialitäten Pararadies Bienenfleiß and consumed at home Attenkirchen Tuesday 19th November 2019, listening to Steve Lamaqs Evening Session on 6Music, cooking Spaghetti Bolognese. Pours hazy amber with a white head. The aroma is not subtle, it's quite boozy. Quite thick in the mouth, toffee banana candy swirls, boozy retronasal thing going on. It's ok, actually 15mins later I thought that maybe I was harsh, it's better than 3.1

Bottle, 0.33l. Aroma of caramel, toasted malt, dandelion syrup and leather with earthy note. Pours clear deep amber color with thin creamy tan-like head and soft to average visible carbonation. Taste starts with heavy sweet toasted malt and burnt sugar, follows by wheat, ripe fruit and nail polisher, mouthfeel is warm alcoholic and mild spicy, while finish is mild bitter. Full body, thick syrupy texture and soft carbonation in palate. Hard & Heidi...