Gulpener Korenwolf

Brewed by Gulpener Bierbrouwerij
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Gulpen, Netherlands

Bottle. Unclear straw with small lasting white head. Quite refreshing with plenty of coriander and a touch of lemon. Easy drinking and one of the better "wits".

a sim rate: (on tap) Citric fruits meets ice cream like the dreamsicles you used to get in the school cafeteria. Then it’s a bit banana-vanilla, ultra-cloudy. The finish seems to be over...oh... but wait.... the banana and vanilla flavours linger for a long time.

Had this on in Amsterdam. Dark yellow color that was nice and smooth. Sorta like wheat and lemon mixed up and in liquid form.

Served in a glass with an orange wedge. Little guinea pig on the label. You’d think a beer with "wolf" in the name would have a better picture. Cloudy orange color. Smooth mouthfeel, but not much taste. Li’l wheat and lemon flavor. Under carbonated.

Bottle. Banana, orange and clove aroma. Orange yellow color - cloudy with small head. Sweet-tart flavor - only a light fruit flavor - moderate body.

bottled; Pale yeallow with white head with medium retention. Spicy aroma with some yeast. Taste is very smooth with some yeastyness and a sweet and sour tone. A "fat" aftertaste makes this a very tasty witbier. Good mouthfeel with nice carbonation. An excellent beer.

Fully hazy yellow beer, shine of unripe peaches with a greyish taint; slim snow-white head. Lemony - wheaty nose; faraway coriander. Very wheaty, (little) coriander, lemonpeel and a flavour that is no doubt the rye & spelt. Rather fruity character, unripe somethings. Tart MF, nearly dry-out effect, which is rather strange for a wit. Interesting variation on an uninteresting style.

Light nose, hazy pale orange color, low frothy head. Banana and vanilla tones amidst a medium wheat body. Citrus - orange and lemon. Nice sweet unfiltered wheat flavor. Full of character, but yet straightforward somehow. Good stuff.