Southampton Double White Ale

Brewed by Southampton Publick House
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Southampton, New York USA

this is a great brew. Aroma is stronger than the taste. Nicely spiced not to overpowering - can’t taste a the alcohol at all - good for a double white. definitly buy it again

22oz bottle: Pours a very clear yellow with big white head. Aroma is the wit yeast all the way, with the orange and coriander making it’s presence followed by some spiciness. Flavor is much the same Yeast all the way with the orange being pretty subdued and the coriander coming through more. Then it takes a turn for the worst I think the wheat takes over and kills it being sour, irony and just not tasting good, that mixed with orange and coriander just isn’t helping followed by a pepper bite in the back. This just had a sour irony nasty tasting bite to it that made this beer a drain pour. I can’t believe this is the #1 wit.

Pours a clear yellow color with a brief white head. Aroma of yeast and citrus. Smooth. Light body. Taste of orange, coriander and yeast. Very fresh. An enjoyable offering for a style that is not my favorite.

Cloudy straw-yellow with a medium head. Aroma of Belgian yeast, wheat, cloves, lemony pepper and coriander. Flavor was lightly sweet and medium sour and bitter. Spices very prevalent in the taste. Light to medium body. True to the classic style, if a little heavier on the spice.

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.

A handful of these discounted bombers quickly found their way into my shopping cart. Glowing orange-yellow pour with a thick head and small spots of lacing. The 1st glass is vibrant and clean, the 2nd becomes murky with the abundant supply of yeast sediment. Captivating aroma of sour grapes and funky malt. All sorts of fruit and spices seem jumbled together, very aromatic and enticing. Full bodied, very malty. Tart and sweet to the taste buds. This one is filling and completely satisfying. I wasn’t quite sure what to make of the taste at first, but over time this develops into a fantastic Witbier. Funky sourness couple by a fresh sweetness, there’s lots of blended fruits like oranges, grapes, banana, and even apricot. Thick malt with a heavy wheat influence creating a hyped up goodness. I dig this beer.

One bottle from BOTW. 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.

Draft at the Brickskellar in Washington, D.C. Hazy yellow pour with a nice white head. Spicy aroma, with a hint of oranges. Nice taste. Thick. Citrusy, with some pepper lingering in the background. Stronger than expected too.