Portsmouth Double Wit (Wit Squared)

On tap at the brew pub. A cloudy golden color with an off-white head. Aroma is of orange, corriander, wheat and yeast. Flavor was a malty caramel with a sweet orange and a touch of lemon.

(Draught) Pours a murky golden body with a small off-white head. Aroma of orange, lemon, wheat, coriander, and caramel. Malty base with flavors of citrus, banana, ginger, and clove.

22 oz bomber poured caramel brown with a thin light head that turned to light lace. Aromas of wheat,coriander and yeast Flavors of sweet fruit ,honey with alight lemon bitter. it a little watery (Lack of carbonation ) other than that a decent Wit

Pours a dark caramel brown with a light blonde tail on the bottom that leaves a cloudy body followed by a thick off-white head that stays with this brew. The aroma is strong lemon, wheat, caramel, honey, sugar cookies. The taste is fantastic starts sweet with a honey, wheat, lemon tartness on the palate which is followed by the typical wheat twang that I love in wits. The mild hop presence is just enough to balance that sweet feel but that light carbonation leaves a sticky sweet feeling that can be too much. Overall this is a good beer, the alcohal is a bite strong but not overwhelming.

Hazy gold in color with a small white lacing that disapates quickly. Aroma of lemon,ginger and peppery spice with some cookie dough tossed into the mix. Flavor is tart, with some wheat tang, fruity and spicey. Medium/medium light body and interesting interpreattion of a style I’m not really familar with.