Alexander Keiths Premium White

Brewed by Oland Brewery (AB-InBev)
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Halifax, Canada

Please, someone explain to me how this recipe got off of the back of a greasy crumpled napkin and into the hands of a brewer. I would applaud if this brewery went under. What a pile of crap. This is a prime example of how to keep the masses from experimenting. Smell - what smell? There is no smell. The taste is no more than bland watery beer foam. THERE IS NOTHING HERE!!! Unbelievable. Nothing gross about it... just nothing at all. Rickards White crushes this - what does that say? Congrats goes to Rickards for no longer being the worst Wit beer on the market.

Bottle. 5%. Seems everyone and their dog is releasing a Witbier in Canada. Two words for them. Stop it. This is a lame attempt at best at even copying the Rickard’s White. Colour doesn’t have the cloudiness indicative of a witbier, but yellowy orange all the same. Hint of citrus and coriander does nothing to disguise the lack of flavour and dryness of this beer. Bland, uninspiring, and frankly, a waste of my time.

I got a lot of gas from this product, my colon is still punishing me.. Thought it was something I ate, my friend somewhere else drank the same stuff, and bad mojo after.

We are the music makers, And we are the dreamers of dreams, Wandering by lone sea-breakers, And sitting by desolate streams;— World-losers and world-forsakers, On whom the pale moon gleams: Yet we are the movers and shakers Of the world for ever, it seems. T These snozberries are CERTAINLY NOT SNOZBERRIES!!! I wonder if the brewers in Halifax are still suffering from concussions from the Great Blast of 1917. Pure Drivel. Either infected yeast issues, sun struck bottle or just plain bad...I suspect the latter.

Bottle 341 ml. Golden colors. Head disappears quickly. Light taste. Not an impressive white. Id prefer the Rickards white.

Smells just ever so faintly of citrus and corriander, just like a propper wiess beer should. And then you try it and realize it’s not a propper wiess beer. It looks a little too red, it tastes mostly like regular keith’s with a slight citrus/spice added and amazes in the fact that it looks so complex but isn’t.

Not much happening here. Bland but not actively offensive. No aroma to speak of. Very slight citrus and spice flavors.

341 ml bottle. Pours a slightly cloudy golden colour with rapidly disappearing white head. Light citrus and spice aroma beneath the unmistakably macro-esque malt. Pretty much ditto for the taste. Thin body and, all in all, an incredibly underwhelming experience. If Rickard’s proved it’s possible to make a passable macro wit, this proves it’s possible to make a terrible one.