Southampton Double White Ale

A nice Belgian style wheat. Almost leans towards a strong ale. Nice strength and balance of pitted and citrus fruits. Coriander is very faint.

Draft at Flying Saucer. Strong green olive aroma. Minimal spice in the flavor. Weak carbonation.

12oz bottle from world of beers in tampa. hazy light yellow pour with a thin white head. aroma of spices, bready yeast, banana and lemon. taste is less sweet than I would have guessed from the smells. flavors of cloves and citrus. crisp and creamy medium texture. tasty overall - in a style that isn’t my favorite.

Draught at Flannigan’s, Poured in pint glass with very small head. Aroma of thick wheat, orange and coriander. Very smooth to drink with a nice slight bite of alcohol at the end of each sip. Very well balanced, slightly stronger witbier.

355 ml bottle. Finland. AW09. Hazy golden colour. Very fruity (apple and citrus) aroma. Witbier-like aroma. Flavour is not so witbier. Apple juice, cider and witbier all together. Very interesting but I like more traditional Belgian Wit.

bottle. small white fizzy head into murky yellow body. aromas of orange, corriander, and some banana (mild). flavor is initially lightly bittersweet but finishes lightly sweet. moderate finish duration. average carbonation. watery mouthfeel. actually wits are starting to grow on me.

(Bottle, 0.355 l, at Pikkulintu, Helsinki, on 2009-01-22) Cloydy yellow. Fruity, spicy and cowhouse aromas. Small white head. Spicy, fruity and citric flavour.

In bottle, at Sadlack’s in Raleigh. Yellow, cloudy pour, with medium white head. Aroma of banana, with citrus, coriander, and other spices. Flavor is similar, with a strong yeastiness, and a nice tangy finish. However, the strong banana flavor and aaroma suggests more of a double hefe that a double witte.