Avery White Rascal

Super cloudy pale yellow color. No lace. Hue of the middle traffic light. Looks a tad weak but we shall see. The dry wheaty smell of a witbier combined with a spicy orange peel. Dry and with a little punch. Quite good. Spicy Belgian taste, countered with the sweetness of the light wheaty accent. Puts the "Belgian" into the flavor for sure, with it’s pungence. Spicier than a regular witbier, for sure. Feels fizzy and dances on the palate. Leaves a dry, sticky film. It’s a very nice spicy Belgian wit. Not at all a thin, watery witbier.

A nice spicy, rindy wit with great mouthfeel. I liked this much better than some of the more heavily lauded Amero-Belgians.

Very traditional witbier aroma, not as pungent as many... Some orange citrus, a touch of wheat... Light refreshing flavor, notes of orange, spice, wheat, very easy drinking... Not nearly as yeasty as many wits can be... Good summertime refresher....

Another decent beer from Avery. Yellow, peach color. Frothy white head. Smells of banana, coriander, syrupy sweet malts, bubble gum. Easy to drink, light, pick up a little bit of orange peel. Smooth and satisfying.

Bottle (in NZ). I enjoyed this Witbier immensely. Had what you are looking for - yeasty nose and palate, citrus, and not a big bunch of bananas.

12oz bottle. grapefruit color, thin fluffy white head. aroma of lemon and citrus. flavor of lemon and wheat.smooth, little citrus sour and spice in the finish

On tap at the Gingerman in Fort Worth. Awful smell, pale hazy color. Just not very good.

12oz bottle. Pours pale light yellow with small white head. Aroma is yeast, banana, lemon and wheat. Flavor is wheat with lemon and some yeast. Nice mouthfeel. Nice wit in my opinion.