I want to try different Hefeweizen beers. What do you prefer/fave?

I want to try different Hefeweizen beers. What do you prefer/fave?

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Thanks.
There are some answers for your reference as below,you can choose your best answers

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Franziskaner Hefe-Weisse
Weihenstephaner Hefeweissbier
Paulaner Hefe-Weissbier Naturtr??b
Hacker-Pschorr Hefe Weisse Nat??rtrub
Ayinger Br?u Weisse
Erdinger Weissbier
Schneider Weisse (Original)
Brooklyner Weisse
Saranac Hefeweizen
M??nchner Kindl Weissbier
Summit Hefe Weizen
Unplugged Imperial Weizen*
Ebel's Weiss Beer
Sin City Weiss**
Samuel Adams Hefeweizen***


Just to name a few... I love the style also...


(Aventinus is a Weizenbock... which more of a pumped up Dunkelweisen or Dunkel Bock which is a dark wheat beer from the south of Germany.)

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I completely agree with Caroline about the Weihenstephaner and Scheider Weisse Hefe Weizens they are both wonderful beers.

My current two faves though are the Weihenstephaner Hefeweizen Dunkel and "Aventinus" which is actually a Weizenbock, but basically imagine an Hefeweizen Dunkel with an 8% ABV kick to it plus all the usual spicy clove and banana notes intact. It's a total dream of a beer :-)

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Weihenstephaner Hefe Weissbier which had a rich, banana-clove, toffee-butter nose and and was a gorgeous, juicy rich mouthful of spicy banana, with a very spicy, dry finish in which the clove flavour was even more prominent. Superb!

Our next favourite was Schneider Weisse significantly darker in colour than other Weissbiers, almost as dark as a dunkel. It had a rich, banana-clove nose but with hints of licorice and a deep, rich mouthfeel, smooth and satisfying, with hints of toffee and a light grassy note. The finish was dry and spicy, but not in such a pronounced way as the Weihenstephaner.

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Widmer, definitely.

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I like Franziskaner Hefe Weizen with a slice of lemon.

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