Deschutes 20th Anniversary Wit

On-tap at PP C’Bad. Pours golden with a thin, creamy, white head, some lace. Smells crisp, cereal malty. Tastes bland and cereal malty. Not sweet malty just cereal. A bit stale tasting. Medium body, subdued carbonation.

bottle, has an opaque yellow color with a large foamy head, nose is light banana, flavor of banana and cloves, finishes a little watery but pretty good neverthess

Pours with almost no head and has none of the cloudiness that you expect from a wit. There is a very faint aroma of spices and citrus notes, but overall it smells yeasty. Lemon is the most pronounced flavor for the beer. The beer is extremely drinkable, but it’s really no more remarkable to me than a run of the mill lager. I expect more from Deschutes.

Refreshing but forgettable - and I mean that in the nicest way possible. Appearance as expected but with no cloudiness; very light aroma. Flavor of sweet yeast, lemon, sourdough, sugar. Smooth finish, not too sour or bitter. Does nothing wrong, but does nothing spectacularly.

Pours a light clear yellow with a lasting whitish head. Smell is lightly of wheat, and subtle hops. Mild, but not bad. Taste is wheaty, a bit thin and mild, with some light bitterness to complement and balance. Not bad, but a bit thin bodied, and flavored. Nothing too spectacular overall.