Spanish Peaks Summer White

Brewed by Flying Dog Brewery
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Frederick, Maryland USA

Brewed in Denver, Colorado. Pours pale gold with good white fluffy head. Good lacings. Taste is typical witbier. Lightweight flavored pilsner more or less. Authentic style.

This beer was sold for $1.00 a piece at a local bar and I enjoy it tremendously... for a dollar. It was refreshing but not great.

12oz bottle. Hazy yellow. The aroma is pretty typical with sweaty yeast and wheat tartness and citrus. Really citrusy, but in a soft way. Light, with lots of small bubbles. Just a lot of lemon in general. It kinda works.

This yellow ale poured with a thin off-white head. It is a traditional witbier with orange peel and coriander. It’s quite well-made and holds up to some of the better Belgian versions.

12-oz. Bright lemon yellow with a slim white head. Spicy, peppery nose. A little basementy. Light and fizzy body. Mild grassy and floral mid-palate with a little bit of soft nuttiness. Clean dry finish.

Pours a clouded yellow straw with orange tones. Nose is wheat funk. Stronger lemon character than anything. Flavor is very dry and crisp; almost too much so I would say. Seems to fall off a bit too quickly. Feel is kind of typical. Overall it is decent. No great shakes. A bit too tart on the flavor, and it effects everything overall.

bottle poured a golden in color with good carbination producing a one finger head of white foam. beer seems to be unfiltered and has a good hazing. aroma has wheat, yeast, light spice, and some fruit. taste has medium light mouth feel, good carbination, on the sweet side for the style but has good yeast flavor. beer surprised me and is better than expected, nice summer time brew and easy to slurp down.

A bright yellow pour with a small white head. The aroma is lightr and fruity. It’s nice that the beer has a lot of visible particulate flating around in it. The taste is sweet, but has a fair amount of bite at the end.