hefeweizen beer
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Most listings describe these beers as unfiltered or naturally cloudy. Common terms include “naturally cloudy body” and “hazy golden color,” which indicate the typical yeast-driven haze found in hefeweizens.
Listings emphasize authentic hefeweizen yeast character—most commonly banana and clove aromas—often noting specific or unique yeast strains as the source of those wheat-yeast flavors.
The beers are described as ranging from slightly bitter to moderately bitter. One listing uses the phrase “12/100 IBUs,” while other descriptions refer more generally to a moderate level of bitterness.
Listings typically describe them as golden and cloudy or hazy—phrases like “golden yet cloudy” and “hazy golden color” are common. Fruit-flavored variants may be described with brighter hues, such as red-orange.
The listings show ABV values ranging from about 4.8% to 5.4%. Explicit values mentioned include 4.8%, 4.9%, 5.0%, 5.2%, and 5.4%.
Common formats include 6-packs of 12 fl oz cans or bottles, 12-packs of 12 fl oz bottles, and some 4-packs of larger 16.9 fl oz cans.
Typical notes include banana and clove from hefeweizen yeast, along with citrus/orange aromas and occasional tropical-fruit scents such as papaya, mango, and passionfruit.
The listings cite breweries or distribution points in Portland, Oregon; Salt Lake City, Utah; California; Florida; Georgia; and at least one import from Hannover, Germany.