Watous Wit Bier

Brewed by Van Eecke
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Poperinge-Watou, Belgium

Bottle: Poured a cloudy yellow with a creamy white head. The aroma is wheat and citrus. The taste is citrus but also large tons of a rusty metallic like flavor. I’m not a big witbier drinker but this one is drinkable to me.

(Bottle, BB 08/08) Pours a cloudy yellow with a medium white head. Aroma of wheat, citrus, and curry spices. Flavor of citrus, wheat, and a bit metallic with a dry finish.

Bottle. Large egg-white head that mostly lasted. Very nice display of lacework. Clear sparkling body with a pale yellow colour. Aroma of yeast, coriander, citrus, wheat and banana. Light bodied with a lively carbonation with a somewhat thin texture. Light sweet flavour with hint of acidic. Sweet finish.

Weak head, nice lace, very light straw color. The aroma is full with notes of coriander and the flavour is round and full with notes of honey, coriander and a bit of citrus. It’s charming, easy to drink and yet quite full-bodied.

330 ml bottle. A misty and very pale yellow beer. One finger lasting white head. Light sweetish citrus aroma. Notes of floral hops. Taste is rather bland: hints of dryish malts, yellow fruits and spice. Slim body. Short fruity-acidic finish. A mediocre Wit.

Unclear pale yellow with small white head. Hint’s of lemon, orange, spice and bit of herbal taste. Nicely balanced.

Pours with a huge head although mostly dissapeared, smells yeasty and hoppy (in a nice way) tastes very light, fruity and almost, ALMOST a cinnamon taste, short but distinct palate, enjoyable and will be bought again

Pours particularly thin looking. Not much yeast. Aroma is basic white beer, not very citris though. Taste is refreshing lacking anything in the way of body, but seriously drinkable, with more bittering hops than expected in the finish.