Big Horn Belgian Wit

Brewed by Big Horn Brewing Company (Ram International)
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
, USA

NIce Sweetish hop nose, nice level of cloudiness. Solid bit of hop taste but not at all bitter.

Had this one on draught at Brew Daze 2006. This was called "Wheeling Wit" for the Ram in Wheeling. Anyways, hazy, milky white pour with a thick head, served with a orange. Orange was fairly overpowering, with some clove. It’s okay.

Draught at the brewpub. Hazy. Light greenish white coloured. Aromas of bitter curacao and potent corandier. Aromas aren’t quite right for a wit. Medium-bodied with a lightly sweet feel to it. Just as all their beers it has way too little carbonation.

looks like coors light. lemon spice aroma, and corriander maybe? some banana also. strong sweet lemon taste that turns banana and stays banana with a clove hint. rather dry but enjoyable.

Piss yellow with a very thin white head. Nose-banana, cheap spice. Taste-worschester sauce, hot and spicy chex mix, awful pizza spices. Horribly done beer. Nothing about this is enjoyable. Horrible.

Cloudy and deep yellow; thin but lasting frothy white head; soapy, lingering lace. Light body; kind of watery texture; mild carbonation. Notes of sweet orange, spicy coriander, light anise and mild flowers. Sweet and mildly spiced beer with just a little bitterness to follow.