Hefeweizen recommendations?

[chamjoe]

Franziskaner, Paulaner, Spaten - most of the Bavarian ones are pretty decent beers.

If you want something a bit less common, try a Weihenstephan (oldest brewery in the world, I believe) or a Thurn and Taxis Roggen (obviously, not technically a wheat but a rye beer, but close and delicious).

The Belgian ones are also very good (I live in Brussels now and have had ample opportunity for testing) - Hoegaarden is the best known but many other established Belgian breweries are good, maybe better. I personally like Leffe Blanc a lot.

dE

Good Rec. The Weihenstephaner Hefeweissbier is superb and not as uncommon as you might think. Tucher Dunkles (the other Tucher Hefe) dark and different a personal fav as well. Also try the Tucher Kristallweizen, its a filtered hefe (i think) but lighter and i suspect thats what you like about hefes in general.

[Carlton-Browne]

Augustiner would be my tip though my favourite of theirs isn't a Weizenbier - the Edelstoff.

http://www.augustiner-braeu.de/augus...sere_Bier.html

[Solidarity]

Weinstephaner Dunkel Weisse

best beer money can buy

[Number1]

This beer was a first time try and I like the full taste.