Avery White Rascal

Brewed by Avery Brewing Company
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Boulder, Colorado USA

Pretty, cloudy sunshine; moderate head and sustained; citrus oil nose. Very nice mouthfeel. Slight sting in the back of the mouth is nice in sn S&M sorta way. Dry finish. No overbearing citrus notes like the nose might suggest.

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...

I enjoyed this wit beer, but it is a little on the lighter side, I wish it was a bit more spice, but I still enjoyed it very much.

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.

I don’t know why I continue to try the witbier style, because I know I don’t care for it. But I do it anyway. Just like the others, I didn’t care for this offering either. The beer poured a cloudy and pale light yellow color with a big white head. There was plenty of lacing around the glass. The aroma was very unpleasant, with a sour tone of fruits, yeast, and outdated vegetables. The body was light and refreshing, but the flavors were unpalatable. There were notes of coriander, orange, tomato and yeast. This was a very unpleasant and unenjoyable beer. I would not have even sampled this, but a friend of mine at the bar offered me a taste of his. Recluntantly I tired it, but wish I hadn’t.

Bottle pours a cloudy, white/very pale yellow. Small short lived white head but fine and remarkebly lasting lacing. That classic belgian wit aroma, funkt\y and spicy. Flavor is similar. That crazy Curacao orange peel gives it away. So obvious. Works well though. Thin light feel and lively carbonation. A decent example of a style I cant get into.

Aromas of coriander, cloves, yeast and lemon over a dirty straw body with a smallish head that dies down pretty fast. Flavor is similar, but much weaker than I would expect from something that touts itself as a Belgian Wheat. This leaves a very crisp and drinkable beer and the spicesreally dominate flavor.

soapy, banana aroma. definately coriander and white pepper with some orange