Avery White Rascal

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

Beautiful coriander, orane nose. Pours a golden orange(ish) hue. Fantastic beer. A little heavy on the orange, but all around very tasty...

Great yellow orange color. Good frothy head. Good lacing. Nose of orange and coriander like it should. Tastes of tart orange, coriander. Hints of almost tropical fruit like notes in the finish. This is a great stand-by Belgain (Style) Wit made close to home.

Bottle poured bright, hazy blonde, with sticky, thin head. Smells like oranges and tortillas, very earthy and full. Tastes like a plain cake donut, with delicious subtle hops and sweetness. Not at all the wheat I was expecting.

...one of the best Wit beers ever from a US brewery. Nice orange and spicey clove notes, and well rounded wheaty malt flavor. Pale color, with haze and good sediment. Roll the bottle to maximize the experience. You should try this.

this had a good head.Nice, aroma of wheat .color was a very light straw ,hence the white in the name.It had a good balanced wheat and correander flavor.I think I taste the orange,but only after reading the description.This is a good ,biting,wheat ale.Can I have another??

Pours a cloudy yellow with a medium white head. Aroma of coriander and citrus. I first tasted this at a beer tasting at the Phinney Market, and it was my favorite of the bunch, so I bought a six pack. Nice orange in the taste and some great spices. This beer was kinda expensive but worth it, I would say.

Man I loved this beer! I didn’t know such wheaty goodness was so close to home. Everything in this beer is imported. Made to be a Belgian witbier. pours like fermented, or cloudy lemonade. It has a huge white froth like a summer cloud. It holds the lace like a Victoria’s Secret model. Aroma of bread, saddle blanket, orange peel under a saddle. The orange opens nicely as a vaporous zing. Citrus. Deelish Saaz hops. This is goddamned refreshing! Lemon grabs the palate like a flashback as the beer goes down. Yeast provides a nice sourness that just brings down the house. So perfectly balanced. This is a short story about complexity. Not clean; there’s musty, dried orange peel, vanilla extract, a chalky mouthfeel. The whole beer seems geared to make this raw wheat funkiness a good tasting experience. And it is!

This is easily my most enjoyed domestic witbier and it’s nice to see it on lot’s of liquor store shelves and taps. It doesn’t have to be in a fancy corked bottle for me to rank it high, and no offense to those who feel the other way, but this ale stands on it’s own for what it is... a delicious, light wheat ale. Pungent with the banana aromas and goes down with a fruity finish. if you add a lemon or orange to this, you need to be fkn slapped in the head.