Point Belgian White

Brewed by Stevens Point Brewery
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Stevens Point, Wisconsin USA

Bottle courtesty of Jason. i was floored to see sediment in the bottle, that’s not something I expect out of this brewery. Clear, very pale yellow body under a thin white head. Cookie malt aroma with spicy green hops/coriander. The orange peel comes in w/ the sweet malt. Dissapointing flavor; it has a macroish quality: pale malt, grain husk, green macroish hops and coriander finishing with orange peel. Thin and fizzy mouthfeel. I think the hops really kill this beer for me, it’s like they used the same ones as for their regular lager.

Pours cloudy soft yellow with a thin lasting head. Aroma of yeast, orange, honey, and dish soap. Taste of orange peel, general citrus, some honey, wheat, little coriander. Good carbonation, but rough mouthfeel. Slightly bitter.

This bottled brew poured a medium sized head of white colored frothy fine to medium sized mostly lasting bubbles that left behind a fair lacing and a softly carbonated hazy straw yellow colored body. The aroma was spicy with coriander and malts noticeable. The mouth feel was tingly from start to finish. It had a malty coriander bready flavor to it that was fairly decent.

Cloudy, but a very light gold body. The aroma is the classic clove and oranges, but a little weak. The taste is clove with flour and some very light citrus. There is an aftertaste is aspartame with a thin body. An ok wit, but it needs more body and flavor.

Another excellent beer to come from the stevens point brewing company. Cloudy with just the right amount of citrus taste to it, my new favorite white bier.

Bottle. Poured a small white head that was mostly lasting, fine-very large sized bubbles, fair lacing, semi-transparent, carbonated, and a straw yellow hue. Aroma was malty, orange and some spicy notes. Taste was sweet, orange and spicyness. Smooth, thin palate. Light body.

I love the cloudy beers! Not too cloudy though. Tastes of citrus, not overpowering. Only had this once at the Point premiere. Would try again.

Bottle Pouts a cloudy, very light pale yellow witha quick white head and smooth thinck lacing. Aroma is that Belgian corriander with a citrus slant. Flavors are simlar but subdued and soft. Carbonation is soft as well. Fairly dry feel.