Avery White Rascal

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

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.

Appropriate for the syle pale golden color with an egg white head that diminishes rather quickly. Aroma is pleasant being mainly wheat and coriander with a hint of orange peel. Wonderful flavor. Lots of spices, orange peel, and a fantastic bone dry finish. This will be at the top of my list come summertime.

I'm in the minority here. I liked this beer. I picked this baby up while on a business trip in Colorado. In my humble opinion, this is an Excellent example of a Belgian Wit. I really enjoyed it. If you like this style, seek out this beer. It was originally introduced as a summer seasonal, but when I visited Avery's brewery, they told me that it would be year round. It's a hazy yellow color with a small white head. It has the crispness that you expect from a white. Great job.

Cloudy pale yellow beer. Spicy aroma with tones of ham and typical german wheat beer tones. Spicy flavor with tones of pepper. Dry. Classy wheat. It´s hard to categorise it as german or belgian. It´s an own damn good interpretation of a wheat beer.

Bottled. Pours cloudy yellow like a very thick lemonade. Aroma is sweet belgian yeast with banana/orange and spices. Flavor is fruity orange and a very thick wheat. Great malt body with some other lighter fruit flavors: lemon, banana, orange peel, light honey. The mouthfeel is very robust for this sytle, and really makes the fruit flavors more noticable as well. The wheat is enough to keep it from being overly sweet.

on draft at Mellow Mushroom in Winston Salem - cool hazy lemon-lime color, almost looks neon. little to no head. high carbonation. grass, lemon, grapefruit, light citrus hops. finishes slightly sweet and full of florals. served w/ an orange. delicious!

Pale straw, hazy (with yeast poured in), fluffy white head, 4
Citrus, spice (pepper) in the aroma. very slight earthy hoppiness. 7
Light grainy maltiness but w. citrusy acidity and light sweetness in the finish. 8
Light body, med carbonation, but slightly prickly,3
Great Wit beer. citrus and spice hit the mark, very refreshihng. 18

Six pack. Pours a whiteish yellow with a small head. Nice and cloudy, with some sediment of yeast at the bottom of the bottle. The mixture of the orange and coriander was remarkable. I wasn’t too sure before I drank this, but this beer was, in my opinion, as drinkable as some other common Belgian whites. Finishes well, with a slight aftertaste. A nice beer.