Hefeweizens

Somerville Brewing Starts Up In Massachusetts

Somerville Brewing Company has officially started their brewing operations.  The brand is called  Slumbrew.

Who?

Caitlin Jewell & Jeff Leiter.  It is the result of 2 years of preparation, travel, and research at some of the United States innovative breweries.  (About 10,000 miles Continue Reading →

A Tight Ass From Ass Kisser

This Tight Ass hefewiezen is the 3rd release by Ass Kisser Ales.

Ass Kisser Ale is a state of mind! Just as you contemplate the flavors of this fine ale you can contemplate sharing a bottle with a friend your boss… Continue Reading →

Pyramid Hefe’d Up. Starts Test Batches

There’s just no pleasing some people.  Or maybe there is.  Pyramid Breweries has issued a press release in regards to their most popular beer – Hefeweizen.  Hefe was introduced in 1993, and then renamed to “Haywire” Hefe in 2008 – Continue Reading →

Mother Earth Sunny Haze

Mother Earth  Sunny Haze.  A canned offering from the Kingston, NC brewery.

Sunny Haze will brighten even your finest day. “Hefe” means “with yeast” so expect to find our hefeweizen cloudy in appearance due to its unfiltered status. Fruity hints and slight spiciness Continue Reading →

SweetWater’s Feel Good Hefe

SweetWater Brewing’s latest feel good release is shipping. Riverkeeper Hefeweizen is brewed to raise awareness for the Upper Chattachoochie Riverkeeper Association.  Simply speaking, keep the Chattahoochie River clean!  This river provides drinking water to Atlanta, & SweetWater Brewing.

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Save The Hooch! Drink Beer!

Headed your way in May from SweetWater Brewing is Waterkeeper Ale.  This beer is a hefeweizen brewed to raise awareness for the Save The Hooch Program, and other waterkeeper programs throughout the Southeast.  Look for this beer to debut at Continue Reading →

Peak Gets A Little German

The 3rd edition in Peak Organic Brewing’s 2011 bomber series will be an imperial German Hefeweizen.  This is the first hefe by the Portland, Maine based brewer.  Both the hops and malts in Peak’s beers are 100% USDA organic.

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Weiss Principal Continue Reading →