Wittekerke

Bottle. Poured pale yellow with thin white head. Moderate lacing. Full aroma of citrus, mostly lemon. Very light body very light flavour, citrus, again, mostly lemon, a bit of grass. Thin finish, a little hop a little wheat breadiness.

bottle, yellow/white colour with medium and stable white head. Smell: malty and a bit like a cheap beer. Taste: citrus fruit, lemon, malty, sweet. You can taste it’s ’pils’-brother (the bavik). Very average and maybe too much lemon dominated witbier. Not my style.

This hazy yellow beer poured from a can with a massive white head that started to subside right away. There is a sour wheat aroma and a very thin wheat flavor with a bit of citrus and not much else. Very watery.

Pale yellow and cloudy with a white pillow top head. Sweet orange zest nose served with a slice of lemon and a side of wheat. The taste is more of the same for this lighter bodied forward drinking witbier. The finish is slightly longer than what I would expect for the initial mouthfeel however everything is on the front end of the tongue.

I had this Wit beer on tap at Magoos. Must say it was a bit different, with oily and soapy notes(No it wasn’t the glass). peppery and with an Ornage thrown in it was better than most of type to my tastes. Light lemon inand cloudy in appearance with no head at all. Distinctive but hard to name aroma.

~Aroma of perfumy corriander, wheat, spice and lemony orange. ~Pours a yellowish white with small white head. ~Bitter orange like flavor with corriander and other spices. ~Light feel, refreshing, spicy orange finish. ~Crisp clean and tasty. Good Witbier!

300 ml bottle. Yellowish head, very fruity aroma, comes to think of coriander and lemon. Quite refreshing.

Sampled at Binny’s Beverage Depot’s Mead, Cider, and Beer Tasting in Glen Ellyn, IL. Poured to my wine/sampler glass a cloudy, straw hue with a modest, bubbly head and not much lacing. The nose was yeast, light grain, and a hint of lemon zest. The flavor contributed some light spice, fizzy carbonation, thin body, and light dryness to the finish. Didn’t get me too excited, even as a quencher.