Witkap Pater Singel

Hazy gold, white fluffy head. Cittrussy, grassy hop aroma, light bready malt, spicy notes of yeast. Fluffy medium carbonated palate. Light refreshing taste of lively bright piney and grassy hops, grapefruit, planty of belgian yeast, and even malt base. All the complexity of a belgian in a nice easy drinking ale. Slightly dry finish. Kinda like a wit, but much less heavy.

Sampled at Famous Liquors Fall /Oktoberfest Tasting in Lombard, IL.. Poured to a plastic sampler, a cloudy, straw hue with a white, bubbly film and modest threads of lacing. The aroma was yeast, tart fruit with lemony notes. The flavor was similar, with a touch of sweetness, but mainly dry and light on the tongue. A sessionable Abbey Single.

33 cl. Pale Yellow, medium head. Taste of citrus, some flower hints. Special ending. Good beer!

Pours hazy. light golden with a great, foamy white and mostly lasting head. Nose of light malts, flowers, citrus and yeast. Flavour with fruits, yeast and cloves. Light to medium bodied. Ends acidic and more dry. Crisp.

Had this at ’t Pumpke in Valkenburg. Beer is a nice clowdy white that doesn’t really offer anything special. Good to drink, but nothing more.

Bottle. Blonde beer with a strong head. The aroma is gently spiced, and the flavour is mildly spiced with a roasted bitter finish. Overall an average Belgian beer.

Light golden colour, a very thin head, aroma is hoppy, with the bitterness of the hops. somewhat spicey, like peppers in it.Soft taste, smooth, slightly bitter, although also a bit watery.(thin), but hoppy and though a long finish.

Tap at Melkwoud, Haarlem: Hazy yellow with an fizzy taste and hints of citrus. Drunk it under the "Stimulo" name.