Appearance: hazy dark orange with two fingers of white head and average lacing. Aroma: citrus (lemon zest, blood orange), yeasty spice (pepper, coriander), some bubble gum, and a bit of sourness. Taste: as the aroma indicates, plus a wheaty cereal note. Finish: slightly chewy and zesty, with just a hit of a lactic, wheaty twang. Notes: Pretty typical wheat beer, which means it’s decently good. After having a few dozen in the style, it seems that there are a handful of terrible ones, a handful of awesome ones, and a huge body of perfectly acceptable ones. This falls into that middle category.

draught@erzbierschof- cloudy lactic-yellow beer under a little white foam; aroma of coriander and apple, gently perfumy; slightly acidic but with a domination of sweetness, moderate carbonation and medium-bodied, a bit chewy and soapy; decently dry with more spicy (coriander, cinnamon) and fruity (apple juice) notes - no doubt: this is a belgian wit

Bottle.good light tan color. Taste is yeasty and bready with a weird aftertaste, different but ok ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Very fragrant floral bouquet with a light yeasty tinge. Very light taste. I taste honey.

Bottle - 750mL corked and caged. Hazed blond with a tall, fizzy white head. Aroma is coriander, lavender, flowers, soft grains and yeast notes. Taste is strong coriander, flowers, lemon grass, spice, soft malt, wheat notes and yeast. Body is light and fizzy with strong carbonation. Ends with more coriander, wheat, citrus notes, strong dusty yeast, sweet malt, candied fruit and flowers.

Some spice in the aroma. Has a really clean, fresh taste. Has a nice wheaty taste with other cereal notes and a bit of pepper in the finish.

750 mL bottle. Poured slightly cloudy pale golden with a stark white head. The aroma picked up dry cloves, earthy spices, and bitter orange peel over a soft, honey-kissed bread and wheaty base.. came together well. The flavor found tart and bitter orange peel, wheat, and cloves throughout.. bread and light cardboard beneath.. bitter and a touch tart on the slick, quick finish. Lighter-bodied with high carbonation on the palate.. quite refreshing.

Corked and caged 75 cl brown bottle dated 03/21/2011 poured into a weizen glass. Pours pale golden with medium bright white head that dies. Medium lacing, medium body, medium carbonation, and light tart lemon aroma. Taste is tart lemon, slightly grainy wheat, some orange peel, and a hint of coriander. Beer is past its prime.

Lemon meringue aromas. Lemon and spice flavors. Light on the palate. Overall an interesting wit.

Draft… Hazy straw-colored ale with a mid-sized, fizzy, white head. The aroma offers lots of bready, yeasty notes with only hints at citrus and spice. Light to medium-bodied with tickling carbonation. The flavor tips its cap subtly toward the sweet side of balance and furnishes some nice citrus, lemon peel and bready notes. Finishes fairly crisp and clean. Goes remarkably well with smoked bar-b-q. Exceeded expectations.