Alaskan White Ale

Brewed by Alaskan Brewing Co
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Juneau, Alaska USA

Serve in Tumbler, Weizen

Bottle. Orange, clove/coriander, dank basement and wheat malt aroma. Slightly hazy pale yellow color with small head. Light sweet-tart lemon and wheat malt flavor. Light body. Not bad but not much to it.

I was impressed with this brew on tap. slightly cloudy with a taste of orange in the after taste. I had this on tap in Anchorage and was extremely happy i had 4 or 5 that night. Didn’t want to move on to a new beer

The Alaskan White ale is a beautiful golden yellow in color. It has a light body and crisp residual flavor of orange. This beer lacks significant taste but is balance well.

12oz bottle. Slightly hazy orange-yellow. Thin, quick fading head. Pleasantly sweet orange aroma. Medium bodied, quite refreshing. Doesn’t really have much of the thick, wheaty vanilla tones that I like in a white, but it still holds up pretty well. Some herbal citrus bite, but nothing overboard. OK beer, clean but rather unexceptional too.

Aroma has light fruitiness, coriander spice, tartness, wheat. Tastes of wheat with toast and biscuit flavors, some spice and coriander, yeast, minimal citrus presence. Thin, light body. Pretty light on flavor as wits go.

Pours clear pale gold with a thin white head that fades. Aroma of hay, very mild orange and yeast spice. Taste is equally bland. I kind of expected more flavor from this but then again it is very easy to drink and a good sessionable Wit sense it’s not overly sweet.

Hazy yellow/orange with an off-white head and just ok lacing. subtle aromas of wheat, lemon, and spices. Flavor matched the smell, with nothing really presenting itself very strongly. Medium body, high carbonation, slightly watery mouthfeel, and a crisp finish. There are better examples of the style.

bottle. Poured hazy gold with a white head. Citrusy malt aroma. Average carbonation, light mouthfeel, smooth bodied. Refreshing orange citrus, lightly spicy wheat flavour.