Wittekerke

Brewed by Bavik-De Brabandere
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Harelbeke, Belgium

I ordered a Wittekerke and my girlfriend ordered a Blue Moon. They tasted very similar. A nice refreshing beer, with a nice head. Tasted slightly better than the Blue Moon.

Pale pour with slight head, aroma of very light citrus but thin and watery in taste. Good for mowing the lawn I guess but not much to this one, especially if you are expecting a full-flavored wit.

Light yellow colored, little white head. Orange and some spices with mild yeast in aroma. Thin to medium bodied. Crispy palated, but pretty thin flavored: orange and mild yeast, aftertaste lasts with dryness and mild spices.

It’s an alright wit to begin with but the aftertaste gives you this sour and cheesy taste that you don’t want.

Poured hazy orange-brown from bottle. I was initially put off by the presense of some white things floating around at the bottom. I saw that some other raters had those too (If anyone can tell me what they are plase email me) I tasted a lot of sour - tart fruits mixed with spices. hints of orange - lemon - and bannana. Corriander, pepper, and basil? Wheatiness and yeastiness is predominante. Overall, this is a good refreshing beer.

Canned. Jazy light yellow in colour. Close to non existing white head, There is a wheaty and sweet aroma. The aroma feels dry... There is a wheaty and quite citric aroma. It has a sweet aftertaste.

Aroma: Soft sweet Pils Malt, some tart notes, low hop aroma mixed with some spices (coriander/perfumy). As teh beer warms some papery aromas come (older sample) Appearance: Very Pale, cloudy (slightly milky) with moderate white head... which seems to linger Flavor: Sweet Malty flavor nicely balanced with a spicy hop flavor ... The tartness in the nose, shows up and gives way to some spice flavors (Cardamom, Coriander, pepper). Seems a little tired witha hint of papery notes. Lemony and slightly bready notes comes thru as the beer warms Mouthfeel: Light body, with a hint of pricklyness and a lasting refreshing finish... with some hope flavor and ever so slight malty sweetness (Feels a little thin) Overall: A well made Wit Beer. For a Belgin Wit seems to lack a little of the creaminess in the mouth and the spices to bring forward the complexity. Also the sample I have in hand seems to have seen some age. Nonetheless, would be an enjoyable beer in the heat of the day

On tap. Glass is frosted, so I’m not sure about the clearness of the beer. Appears gold-yellow. Aroma is lemon and wheat. Flavor is the same, not exciting.