Damn solid belgian white. Too bad Im drinking this in the winter though, would be a great summer afternoon beer. Lots of bite and tons of citrus zest.

Bottle. Pours an almost opaque honey color, as there is just that much haze and cloudiness to the beer. Looks almost like grapefruit juice. Large bone white head which falls rather quickly. Sweet honeyed tones and spicy citrus notes comprise the aroma. Mouthfeel is thick, and follows up on the aroma with sweet citrus flavors, a little lime like. Finishes almost nondescriptly. Very gentle and laid back, seems like the sort of thing I could drink a large amount of on a hot summers day. Certainly not what I generally go looking for in a beer, but it is tasty and easy drinking.

11/4/08 notes: Hurray for Obama! I had this before the election was determined. Unfortunately, by no means was this a special beer to celebrate with. Poured a cloudy yellow, with an aroma heavy on candy, sugar, and an artificial orange marmalade smell. Complemented by a light palate, I tasted some simple citrus fruit along with some light wheat. Since I had this in a blind tasting, I must admit this tasted like an A-B offering, or at best, one of Leinenkugal’s girly wheats.

A milky opaque yellow wit with a thin white head. A lightly skunky wild herbal aroma, with odd sulfury notes. In mouth, fresh and creamy wit, rathe rlight and, in the end, non-descript. Sampled at Vermont Brewfest July 19 2008.

Bottle. Slighthly cloudy yellow pour with a thin white head. Aroma of lemongrass and orange peel. Taste of wheat and lemon with some other spices. Even slightly sweet finish.