Avery White Rascal

12 oz. bottle. Pours a slightly hazy yellow golden color with a small white head. The aroma is mild spices, light orange citrus, a hint of hops and grass. The flavor is more grass, citrus, with some spice and herbs. Light bodied, not bad but not special.

Pours a very light yellow and hazy with a mostly receding white head. A hazy pour. The color of lemonade, very light, perhaps tan. Aroma of orange peel and coriander. Taste is spicy with a mix of orange, pepper, and wheat. Body is highly carbonated. Interesting...

Half pint draught. Wonderful white yellowish cloudy colour. Medium-sized white creamy head. Served with a lemon wedge. Refreshing light citrus aroma. Crisp fruity flavours. Very drinkable. Easily the best witbier I’ve had. Smooth yeasty texture. Light drying hop bitterness. A bit strong perhaps as it is quite round and the alcohol is noticeable.

Bottle. Very spicy clove aroma, bananas and mild citrus. Uncloudy, a bit too clear for the style, with a thin head. Sour with little spice, very poor example of a wit. Biting palate.

Pours a cloudy straw color with a tiny white head. The nose is light with Orange zest and a touch of spice. The flavor is light but you can taste the spice and orange from the nose. Finishes light and clean. Should be a good summer beer.

Pours a very pale yellow, mostly cloudy with a tiny white watery head. Aroma is of orange peel and earthy musty dirt smell. Flavor is light wheat, orange, corriander, and spice. Moderately refreshing. A little dirty, and a lot of bite on the finish.

Good witbier, i liked the coriander and orange mixture in the flavor and aroma, really left me happy after drinking it.

Nutty, spicy and doughy nose. Light straw with an almost ethereal haze. Solid malts with a nice subtle spice. Just a touch of hops. Highly carbonated, nice complexity, yet easy drinking. Good.