Paulaner Hefe-Weissbier
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It’s a lighter beer. Which is refreshing and good on a summer’s day. It’s like saying a summer light ale doesn’t have enough body. Body is subjective and not necessarily to everyone’s taste. It seems that you like fuller beer. It’s a bit like saying you don’t like red burgundy Pinot noir because it’s too light compared to Bordeaux.
I usually agree with your reviews but I don’t here. I love paulaner & it’s up there with my favourites, weihenstephaner, Rothaus, Schneider weisse etc
Love it straight from the mini keg.
Completely disagree, I have to say! Great Weissbier in my eyes and a classic name from Munich. I loved it in bottle and on tap in Munich!
The Bier Hooligan - But that’s the thing, I don’t do that! This for me, stood out as having a different more orange like taste to it when I was in Munich after days of drinking Augustiner, Ayinger, Weihenstephan, Schneider etc. What can I say, I like them all for different reasons and that won’t change. 🤷🏻♂️
Karl Rouse I agree this beer is behind some of the best Weizens. But most sites have it in the upper 10 percent for the style. I thin that is right. It is a solid beer. I do think their lagers are relatively better.
I will put it to you this way, send me a .5 and it will not go to waste.
I love Paulaner, classic taste of a german weissbeer. Erdinger is bad, that's the Carlsberg of weizens. And Lidl's Perlenbacher/Patronus is not good at all.
Great review ! Hello from San Jose California.. Haven't seen this beer out here yet.. I guess this is not in your top ten...your reviews are always from the heart..take care...Always wanted to visit the Lowenbraukeller...
I think it's a wonderful product, and I don't care to drink wheat beers.
Enjoyed your review Mark - as unflinching and direct as ever. Obviously agree that it doesn’t compare to Weihenstephaner, Schneider Weisse (Tap 7) or Maisel’s Weisse but I don’t think Paulaner is as bad as you thought. I did my Instagram review last week on the same drink and was more charitable after drinking two bottles and quite enjoying them. I certainly don’t think Petronius is a better drink! Anyway, good up the good work and the great reviews! ‘UKWEISSBIERFAN’
Hi what is a weisen glass please, excuse if ive spelt it wrong probably have lol 😂 good review mate
I have to say it was bloody good in the hotel bar in Abu Dhabi : )
@@TheBierHooligan Oh i do agree, but I think it is better than an Erdinger.
I have just had a 5L mini keg of this and it has taken me along time to finish it which is not like me with a wheat beer, before I have even looked up any reviews on CZcams about this I thought from the moment I tasted it that it was a bit of a let down for me personally, but then my favorite wheat beer is Patronus as an every day go to and weihenstephaner as a special treat, and that's just down to the price.
I did find that it was a bit too watery and lacked the body and flavor that I like, however that could be down to personal preference and taste, everybody's different and have their own likes and tastes, I personally like the Lidl Patronus over the Aldi one, and would go for that every time but just down to price I would pick the Aldi one over the Paulaner, but that's just me we are all different and know what we personally like and prefer.
Different strokes for different folks, that's why they make chocolate and vanilla ice cream.
Personally I like it, it's a great session beer. I drink lots of Weisse beers, and Heffe's it's all good.
What's your favorite?
Yeah it's definitely in my top 5 along with
Hacker-pschorr, Franziskaner, Ayinger Bräuweisse and Paulaner
Hard to find good Heffe's on tap here in Florida, but we also have some decent local craft brews.
Funky Buddha Floridian being my current favorite.
Loving the channel mate, I'm ex pat Limey living in Florida last 20 years and I'm just starting the process of building a back yard beer garden! That's how I found your channel.
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@@TheBierHooligan will do mate!
Still very much in the planning stages right now.
Did a comparison with brewing buddy with this vs Weiehenstephaner. To me it was very clear the the Weiehenstephaner was the best, but my mate prefered the Paulaner; which I consider a bit better than average. For me is definitely better than an Erdinger and other cheaper hefe weissbiers including the Lidl one which I have had a few times now.
Schneide Weiss is possibly the best.
@@TheBierHooligan I need to do a cproper comparison test. What I like about Schneider Weiss is that they do a few different styles compared to the other German breweries. e.g. their strong hoppy weiss bier coming in at about 8%.
Wow! I do sign up to CZcams for alternative viewpoints.
This beer is my religion. Will have to match it with a Weihanstephaner to try to see your viewpoint.
But something tells me I will be drinking this and loving it to the grave.
Totally agreed compared to a weistephaner or hacker pschor! Sorry for the butcher spelling of them great beers! Paulaner is watery!
Got it here on my table. It's just watery and can't compete with Franziskaner for example. Says an old German.
I say better than average, but to me it a little more bitter and drying at the end to Weiehenstephaner. I would grade better than Erdinger, but not Schneider or even close to Weihenstephaner.
I think you hit the nail on the head.
It is pretty good. I could see it being better in the summer than winter though. Still I would say if someone likes this or Franziskaner, they need to step up to Schneider or Wehenstephaner.
@@josephmacaluso1353 Yup
The Bier Hooligan I had Maisel in Bacharach in 2002. The innkeeper had a free glass of wine deal for last night and I asked him for a Maisel instead. Great beer.
Almost impossible to find outside Chicago or New York that Maisel Weiss.
It's ok but I would even say that Lidl version was better too. I like Schneiders Wiesse as my wheat beer above Massel, Erdinger, Paulaner or Franzikaner. Aldi has their own version as well which is decent
@@TheBierHooligan To be fair they are better than some other rubbish brands to me
To be fair: Paulaner was great, they brew 'open top'. Then Heineken took partly over and since that fusion they brew pisswater as Heineken does, but you can get it everywhere on the globus as Heineken. Paulaner became a global player without soul anymore. Probably they have to use ingrediants from Heineken brewery?
I don't think you need to swish the bottle or give it a roll as, unlike Erdinger and a few other wheat beer brands, there's no yeast sediment left in any Paulaner bottle. Check it out yourself to agree with me - and compare it to an Erdinger bottle, if you wanted to.
Because they assume that any bottle of wheat beer has a yeast sediment at the bottom of the bottle, and this is not the case for every brand of wheat beer. If you've a full bottle of Paulaner Hefe-Weizen left around you, have a look at it and you won't see any yeast sediment in it. While in Erdinger Weißbier, which is my favourite Weißbier, there's a fair amount of yeast sediment at the bottom of the bottle.
Anyhow, swirling, or rolling the bottle, doesn't cost anything, and it makes sure that we make use of any yeast sediment left in the bottle.
Disagree, it’s a quality weizen beer,….definitely not as negative as you put it down as being.
I do agree Weistephaner is better though.
The Carlsberg of Weiss Beer!!! 🤣🤣 i was in fits when mark said that. Iv tried this and I have to admit I do see where mark comes from with the thin body you do expect you Weiss beers to be thicker in body. I love a masels Weiss.
carlsber of weisens? thats too rude :)
I never was a fan of Paulaner... great review!
@@TheBierHooligan reminded me of that cheap awful swill Kaiserdom makes, if you've tried it (i wouldnt recommend it though!)
I would not have an Erdinger over this. That is a lower blow than Carlsberg of weizen to me. Erdinger has no or very little Yeast character. I get this one when they change the label, but honestly it is not as good to me as the Hefe that is canned and brewed in Texas from Altstadt.