Avery White Rascal

Citrus aroma and flavors combined with coriander and orange peel. Light bodied Wit with thin head and abnormal sized bubbles. Overall crisp, some yeast

Pours hazy pale yellow into a tumbler. White head recedes to coat surface. Banana and clove aromas. Marshmallow upfront turning to a crisp cloved wheat finish.

Foggy on the pour. Smells of fruit. This beer is comparable to the Delirium Tremens only lighter in taste.

On tap at the Golden Rail. Pours a hazy yellow with a nice white cap. Aromas of wheat and yeast, with a bit of orangey citrus. Body is medium with a crisp light citrus note. Clean wit style finish, light and refreshing.

Bottle, I think it had been sitting around for awhile, but it was ok. Pours a hazy yellow with a white head. Aroma full of yeast, spices, oranges, bread and some stone fruits. Flavor is fairly creamy and has good yeast, orange peel, and is a tad sweet. Slighty above average.

Tap. Light notes of hay, moderate aromas of lemon, herbs, musty and barnyard with hints of clove, white wine, and pineapple. Head is creamy, white, with good lacing and is mostly lasting. Color is hazy pale yellow. Flavor is lightly sweet and acidic to start and finishes lightly acidic and bitter. Palate is light to medium, watery and has a lively carbonation. A Witbier with some nice complex aromas and light flavors to fit the style.

Hazy milky ultra light yellow with a quickly fading white head. Aroma of yeast, orange peel, coriander with some mild medicinal properties. Creamy body with a light palate tasting of orange peel, yeast, water and eucalyptus. Finishes up spicy to medicinal on the front of the tongue. Why do they brag about that Rocky Mountain water they put in there… It tastes amazingly like water and the beer is just to darn watery for my liking.

Yellow and cloudy with a nice head. Nice light citrusy flavors present. Good all around with a pleasurable taste and aroma.