The Bruery Imperial Orchard White

750 ml bottles...Impy provided by padrefan98, thanks Jon, the regular purchased at EZ Liquors. Both beers poured very similar looking with the Impy being just a shade darker.....both had huge bright white rocky heads that left nice lace and had some serious lasting power and the Impy was more of a darker orange/amber body while the regular was more of a yellow/brown body. Aroma on the regular was lots and lots of pepper white and black, spices, cloves and some band aid notes. The Impy had more of a sweetness about it with a big nod to fruit including apricott and peach, bubblegum, mint, and to a lesser extent pepper and wheat. The palate was the same on both with a medium body and a good dose of carbonation. The flavor on the regular was wheat, grass, flowers, lavender upon warming (or upon reading about it that you psycosymatic sensory perseptions) and was just lighter and more delicate all around compared to the Impy. The Impy was actually sweeter and the pepper was far lighter then the aroma implied with additional notes of wheat, mint and earth. Both bottles were very different from each other and both actually very enjoyable.

Bottle thanks to Dmac had side by side with the non-imperial. Pours a nice golden color with a big rocky head. Slight sweetness with some nice fruity notes and yeast. Definitely a fuller body than the original. Less spice on the taste than the original, but this has more fruity sweetness and the lavender also makes and appearance in there like the original. Well done.

growler - thanks riverside!! side by side with the base version; slightly darker in color and clearer; thin white head; less apple flavors with more coriander and pepper; more body and lovely fruit-juicy flavors; slight zing on the finish and very tasty

750 ml bottle, thanks to oteyj. Pours an intensely fizzy pour, tons of carbonation in the head, with a dark gold coloration to the liquid. Aroma holds yeast, grain, spice, floral notes, orange, and lemon- quite nice and complex on this front. Flavor’s predominant notes are flowers, particularly lavender, and a bigger and more full version of the spices found in the aroma. Secondary tier of flavors includes citrus, wheat, and a bit of peach. Palate is very carbonated, and quite light, but not in a bad way; refreshing. Very nice witbier.

Thanks fordest for this yummy brew. Golden pour with huge white head that looks like a topographical map surface. Aroma is quite fruity, with light nectar fruits, orange and spices. Coriander, flowers, honey, and vanilla come through subtly as well. Flavor is very herbal and flowery with spices such as coriander and tarragon making there way in there. Citrus makes up the backbone of the fruit profile, complementing the spicy notes quite well. Palate is pillowy due to its high carbonation, with a light drinkable body that finishes quite dry.

Bottle shared by JW77. Hazy gold pour. Big white head. Very spicy aroma with lots of yeast and honey notes. Flavor is heavy on the coriander, yeast, honey, orange and some apple notes as well. Pretty good.

Bottle. Pour was cloudy light golden with a full fluffy white head. Aroma was lightly sweet with a medium ester profile. Flavors were well blended with light orange, wheat, and a lot of floral characters. Maybe was a little over carbonated but overall a good brew.

750ml bottle acquired in trade with WeeHeavySD (thanks!). Poured a medium and hazy golden color with an averaged to larger sized white head. Aromas of a bunch of different spices (coriander, ginger, and more), citrus, and wheat. Tastes of the same spices, citrus, wheat, and honey. Lively and fizzy body that left with a dry finish.