McCoys Belgian Wit

Draft at the brewpub. Aroma is full of spicy, citric coriander and orange peel, some malty, floral sweetness and wheat character coming through. Thoroughly cloudy medium golden-amber color with a thin, uneven head and lacing to match. Flavor is similarly full of spice, orange, and honeyish, citric malt touches. Plenty of coriander and clove throughout, with a very gently acidic finish. Bitterness is nearly non-existent. Palate is smooth and low in effervescence, body is light-medium. Pretty refreshing on a hot summer night.

Decent fruity aroma, a bit of a grainey texture, with some lemony acidity and a bit of clove spiciness. Weak and watery for the style.

A hazy yellow beer with a nice banana essence. Crisp and a little fruity. OK.