madmitch76 (493), , Essex, England Nov 15, 2009 20th July 2008. Pale cloudy beer. Dry and spciy. A little wheat beer fruitiness struggles against the dry spice. Palate is a tad dry. Not bad though. Hopper (295), San Antonio, Texas, USA Nov 9, 2009 A cloudy golden-white beer with a small head. Has a light grainy scent with some citrus. The taste is very clean & refreshing with a thin watery finish. Brandman (94), Helsinki, Finland Nov 8, 2009 From notes: Pours cloudy hazy golden body with white thick head. Aroma has smooth aroma, some spices, vanilla and some wet grass. Flavour has wheat and spices, some citrus. Feels like drinking tahini paste. Somehow this doesn´t feel good even though all the right things are there. Could I have had a bad bottle? Leighton (254), New York, New York, USA Nov 1, 2009 Tried some of this on draft. Pretty good as far as Belgian wheat beers go. A bit more sour/tart than I would like but still good. Pours a pale yellow with a fine white head. Spicy, fruity aroma. Flavor is somewhat yeasty, with notes of pepper and citrus fruits. Light bodied and crisp on the finish. ruffhauser (27), Seattle, Washington, USA Oct 30, 2009 Bottled and available all over town. Light bodied, very drinkable. Belgian style wit beer. Little bit of banana. DerWeg (755), Toronto, Ontario, Canada Oct 28, 2009 Draught at Walters Foods. Strikingly dry and a little bracing, I like the hips in this. Nice body of wheat malt. joeneugs (306), Livermore, California, USA Oct 28, 2009 Pours pale golden yellow with a nice white head. The aroma is wheaty, lemony and spicy. The flavor is excellent. Complex spice character with citrus notes in there, but the interesting thing was the unique cream of wheat flavor followed by a dry finish. one of my favorite belgian wits. patrickfannon (287), Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, USA Oct 26, 2009 Bottle. 12 oz. Pours light golden with a foamy, white head. Aroma of hops, earth, wheat, citurs, hay, and hints os soil. Medium to light bodied with a crisp, tight mouthfeel. Quick, tight finish. Good witbier.
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