Southampton Double White Ale

22 oz bomber pours a dark orange with a fluffy white head. Aroma is very wit like, corriander, orange peel, citrus, yeasty and a little cheesy. Sweet orange citrus and sour flavors with that corriander and yeast spices in the back. Finishes tart and dry. The flavors are to sour almost infected, this quickly becomes too hard to drink, and basically too annoying to finish.

Pours a cloudy yellowish golden with nice white head, which becomes lacing. Crisp aroma of wheat malt, oranges & a hint of coriander spice. Crisp wheat beer. Smooth wheat malt flavor with a light coriander touch, a bit of lemony acidity, and a subtle orange citrus aspect the whole way through. The flavor is crisp & light, yet the body and mouthfeel are pretty hearty.

Poured a nice lighter golden color with good head and great lacing. Aroma was spices mostly coriander. Flavor jummped pepper citrus and coriander. Mouthfeel was light. good beer the spices did overwelm me.

Semi-dry and citrus aroma, tangy almost. Color is yellow-gold with a light white head. Taste is citrus, lemon, orange, some light hops and almost no malts. Ending is smooth though with some tang. Nice overall.

From a 22 oz. bomber with no bottling date. Poured a cloudy orangey blonde with frothy, foamy white head that settled into a thin sudsy lacing, small amount of sticking. Aromas of orange zest and lemon peel, clove and coriander, spicy, honey wheaty and small whiffs of alcohol. Good carbonation and a crisp, dry, creamy smooth medium bodied mouthfeel. Great tasting, very quaffable, wheat malty with a touch of honey, sour orange with lemon peel, peppery clove, coriander, herbal with a soft grassiness, the alcohol is well masked, but provides a warming presence in the palate and a dry spicy, orangey and wheat malty finish. This was better than what I thought it would, a good take on the style, well worth trying.

Poured a nice white-golden color, nice initial head, great lacing. The aroma was spicey, lots of coriander and caracao. Flavor was really spiced up front, coriander, pepper, caracao, orange, citrus. A little bit of off hay, must, or light funk after warming, quite nice. Alcohol completely undetectable. Light bodied, amazingly drinkable for a "double" wit, somewhat of a dry finish (from the pepper notes). Props for being unique, but too spicey.

22 oz. bottle via trade with shadey - Pours a cloudy straw color with a small white head. Aroma is banana, yeast, and spices. The flavor is much of the same with the addition of some citrus. Light to medium body. A nice Wit. Thanks Shane.

a great wheat, definitely among the best belgian white i’ve had. clouldy as should be, the aroma is mild and citrusy. good mouthfeel.