Avery White Rascal

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

growler courtesy of ambrose. a nice version of the belgian white. citrus tones, light yeast flavor and aroma, clean finish. coriander comes through nicely. its has a slightly watery palate and its definitely not as dynamic as the style can be but would make a great session beer. grab a six, slice up a lemon and go to town.

The color is cloudy and has a thin white head and leaves a white film along the sides of the glass. The nose is very floral and has a nice citrus smell, with a bready finish. The initial taste very fruity and full of citrus and sweet bitter finish. Overall it is a refreshing beer with a good amount of carbonation

Growler courtesy of me. I have profound respect for those who are serious raters of witbier. It’s like scratching at a rock with the hardness of 10. Not easy. This was a good wit though. Summer wouldn’t exist without this style of brew. thats why I say: "Bibble."

Yellow and cloudy with a nice head. Nice light citrusy flavors present. Good all around with a pleasurable taste and aroma.

A good day is a day when I can rate a beer by Avery. The label is decorated with a cartoon of a scrawny, pale, alcoholic demon - and I thought it was called White Rascal, not White Devil. The aroma - ah - rich and floral - that unique scent one finds only in a fine beer. The taste is also very fine - fairly malty and hoppy for a wit, with citrus and coriander taking a back seat. There is a touch of perfumed, candied curacao oranges, and a little yeasty bite. It could use a little more sugar and spice in my opinion, but all things considered, this is a very nice Yankee witbier.

Nice hints of spice in the aroma backed by orange, lemon, yeast and wheat. Flavor is spicy with notes of coriander and zest, followed with orange, lemon, yeast and a faint hint of malt. Overall, refreshing and light...great for a summer day.

This was a really sweet and refreshing beer. Kind of "girly," but really quite nice. A good level of carbonation and a great balance of sweet and wheat flavors.

Thick, lasting head on top of a good creamy-yellow colored beer. Noticeable aromas of yeast and citrus. Palate could be smoother, as White Rascal seems to be more carbonated and thinner than most witbiers. More citrus flavors than a traditional beer of this style, but certainly not overpowering. Slightly sour aftertaste. A good effort with room for improvement.