Avery White Rascal

Pours a translucent yellow thin white head. Sharp spoiled fruit aroma like rotting lemons. Bread like flavor some lemon and wit yeast. Palate is unpleasant and unbalanced. It’s very rough and not easy to swallow. And to think that before I started to rate I loved this beer. How thing (the palate) changes.

Bottle: Poured a light hazy white/yellow color ale with a big foamy head with good retention and some lacing. Aroma of coriander and orange peel is dominating with light wheat notes. Taste is a mix between some orange peel, coriander and some wheat malt with some notes of fruity ester. Light body with OK carbonation. Not bad but not there with the best from the style.

Cloudy pale golden yellow color with a big white head. Yeast/bready aroma laced slightly with some citrus undertones. Light body and good carbonation. Malt flavor and orange/lemon zest at the back of the tongue. Somewhat shortened finish.

A tad bit disappointing. This beer is a decent white ale, but it lacks a deep flavor. The aroma is very pleasant, a definate orange smell. Not bad, but I expected more on this one.

Color is a pale, somewhat cloudy yellow, typical of a wheat beer but still promising. Aroma is strong and wheaty with a hint of citrus. Flavor is full and satisfying, wheaty and malty, no bitterness and just a hint of sweetness. Any fan of wheat beers should enjoy this one.

Amazing aroma of spice and orange. Tastes very much the same but neither are overpowering. I added some lemon after a few just to offset the corrainder but it was very good without it as well

It’s been a while since I’ve had a witbier. I forgot how good they can be, just one of them. A ton of orange flavor, and suprisingly spiced. There was also some yeasty dough flavor, but there wasn’t a ton other than that. Very much a summer beer.

12oz bottle from Old Chicago. Pours a slightly cloudy yello with a creamy white head. Aroma of wheat, malt, citrus, spices. Taste of wheat, spices and orange peel. Would really hit the spot on a hot summer day.