Bullfrog Belgian Wit (Wits End)

Brewed by Bullfrog Brewery
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Williamsport, Pennsylvania USA

Bottle via PUB’n and a secondary trade with Capone’s. Pours hazy medium gold with 3-finher, huge fluffy white head. Nose is limey citrus, clovey spice, hopcitrus, mild yeasty funk. Tastes hopcitric, with emphasis on lime, funky, floral, spicy. Medium palate, and gets more bready, spicy, and hoppy with each repour. Nice complexity.

750ml Bottle: Aroma of coriander, orange peel, citrus, and wheat. Poured pale yellow/straw/flaxen in color with hints of light brown and beige, and a large, dense, rocky, creamy, white head that lasted throughout. Extremely sparkling. Cloudy. Small lacing. Flavor is lightly sweet and lightly bitter. Tastes of orange peel, citrus, wheat, coriander, and yeast. Medium body. Smooth, chalky texture. Average carbonation. Wheaty, dry finish.

Draft at brewpub. Poured a hazy pale gold in color with a small white head that left a nice lacing on the glass. Aroma of wheat, and lemon citrus. Tastes of wheat, lemongrass, cloves, and fruity esters. Finish has notes of spices. Nice wit.

Draft @ Bullfrog. Pours a pale, whitish-golden color; white head with fine-bubbled lacing. Very light aroma, showing citrus and wheatiness. Lively carbonation. Medium mouthfeel: light around the edges; chewy wheat, citrus, and toasty malts; crisp, drinkable, slightly light, but pretty tasty overall. Medium finish: cloves, toasty malts, and light citrus; nicely done rendition.

On tap at the brewery. Pours a milky yelllow with a medium bubbly head that laced. Aroma was what you would expect of a nice fresh Wit, the spicy notes, lemon, orange and tart wheat. Flavor of lemon, tart wheat, coriander, orange, cereal grains. Well done, herbal and spicy.

Draught at the brewpub, as Wit’s End. Pours hazy pale yellow with white head. The aroma is spicy clove, lemon zest, and lots of yeasty notes. the flavor is zest, but sweeter. Little notes of banana and spicy bread pop up throughout. Very floral finish.

this beer I thought was a little weak. No real flavor and was just okay. Very boring and not good.

Called BullFrog Wits End at the BCTC 2006, I suspect it is the same beer since this is the only witbier by BullFrog. Pours a cloudy yellow body with a smallish white head. Corriander, yeasty, citrusy, blablabla. Generic pub-style witbier. More a frog than a bull.