Legacy Midnight Wit

Pours hazy light orange with white head from bottle. Slight hoppy flower aroma. Citrusy flavor but a bit too sour and flat. Definitely not very refined or balanced.

IT HAD A FLOWERED AROMA WITH A CLOUDED BLONDE COLOR. A VARIED CITRUS FLAVOR. A MEDIUM RANGE BEER BETTER THAN MOST.

Tasted alongside a Walt Wit, also from eastern PA. This one held up better with a bigger mouthfeel and more of the lovely characteristics of a wheat. Syrupy and sweet, but also sour and citrusy. Cloudy and a yellow, almost orange tint.

Draft. Poured a transparent yellow. A bit of citrus but kind of forgettable. Have had much better

A very tart belgian wit. Pours a nice light hue. Some spices, but the most noteworthy characteristic was is tangy finish. Good.

Bottle. Big soapy white head. Nose of lemons and a bit of yeast. Tastes like a light lemonade with a tough of yeast and spice. Refreshing summer beer, just not much body or complexity.

12 oz. bottle courtesy of my friend Steve E. on 7/06/08.

Aroma - Very assertive clove aroma that overshadows lemon and light stone fruit that lurks in the background.

Appearance - Cloudy yellow pour, somewhat spare white head that has a fine, creamy appearance.

Flavor - Starts off with a fruity sweetness that persists with some soft bitterness and a faint tartness that come on board slowly. <P> Palate - Light body and gently carbonation, smooth, not quite dry, yet refreshing and fairly clean mouthfeel.

Overall - Pretty decent, but the spiciness and the sweetness definitely prevail, and I would prefer more dryness.

bottle poured a hazy wheat color with a thin white head. aroma has spices, yeast, wheat, and slight citrus fruit. mouth feel is lighter but has a nice texture. flavor has spices and yeast, wheat, and light orange peel. very easy sipping with spices that are not too over the top.