Avery White Rascal

Bottle at the Fox & Parrot. Pours hazy gold with no real head. The aroma sports some clean cut spiciness in the way of cloves with a pleasant orange/lemon tang to it. The palate is light and suits the style well. I get solid cloves, a husky bitterness, lemons, orange. . .this is a solid Wit. I would drink one of these on a hot summer day and not feel bad about it at all. It aims to quench the thirst while still providing adequate complexity and cleanliness.

Bottle. Fresh aroma, quite fruity. Cloudy yellow body, white head. Flavor is fruity, lemon and banana, with notes of yeast.

Cloudy yellow with tiny white head. Sweet yeasty aroma with wheaty notes. Flavour likewise with a sweet finish.

Nice for style, from bottle, very light in color with slight haze and agood head and lacing. Very fruity with some spice. Thought at first it might be too carbonated but not the case.

This is my second beer from this brewery, and as you can see, I am not imressed. This beer was light enough and though there was little head upon pouring, it ramained active (carbonated) past 20 minutes. I found the taste lemony and dry. Sourness seems faked somehow.

From a 12 oz bottle that cost me 9.69 a six pack at BevMo this poured a hazy yellow with a billowing white head and decent lacing. Nose of banana and citrus, with a smooth light mouthfeel. Flavor is the same banana and citrus, mostly lemon, and the finish is dry. OK for its type.

I love how pale this beer pours, and that rightly so its brewed with orange peel. Fruity and light. And you get to drink the yeast, yum!

Bottle. Pours a cloudy white yellow with foamy white head. Citrus flavor with bannana hint. Yeast aftertaste. Not quite my style...Have another? No thank you.