Tonight I tried a couple Hacker-Pschorn weiss. The wife saw it and told me it was an IPA. $6.99 in Ohio. It does not have the sediment the others I have tried. But it lacks a little in the bite. Definitely a wheat flavor in the beer.
It does indeed have sediment but depending on how long it has sat on the shelf it will have settled out of solution. Just pour 4/5ths of the bottle and give the remaining bit a good swirl and you will have your sediment.
For what? Six-pack of twelve-ouncers, two half-liters, what?
It might be a filtered wheat beer, commonly called just "weissbier" or "kristallweizen." It should lack bite; Bavarian wheat beers are low-hop beers at around 20 or so IBU. What would you call "definitely a wheat flavor?" It has a lot of flavors going on, with significant contributions from the yeast.
'Just good for an over the counter "cheap" brew' actually. But then, I don't buy beer OTC - I buy it off the shelf (OTS). Might be different where you live.
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