Allagash White

Batch 24: A very pale yellow with moderate amount of particulates and zero head/lacing. Lemon and yeast dominate here both in flavor and aroma. Nothing special here...one small step above Blue Moon, unfortunately no giants leaps in brew-kind.

Served fairly cold into a tumbler from a 12 oz bottle. Poured a cloudy orange with yeast particles and whitish head that was fairly small. Aroma was of citrus, yeast and spice. Flavor is strong in citrus, orange in particular but very smooth with a small and unique hop and spice bite at the end. Good carbonation. A very solid white if not as great as some abbey whites. This beer is also very drinkable and sessionable.

On draft at Oldsmar Tap House. pours a murky orangish yellow, with a soapy fluffy white head, and ridiculous lacing. Aroma of clove, bubble gum, straw. Flavors of soft wheat, clove, olive, cracker, muted banana. Soft bodied, well balanced, easy drinking. Nothing crazy, but decent.

12 oz bottle thanks to Jared. Poures a light orange color and smells of orange peel. Smooth body and decent lacing. Better than a Blue Moon but nothing to impressive.

12oz - Cloudy hazy pale orange pour, shortlived fizzy head, orange peel and spices on first taste, good tribute to the real Belgian whites.

wheaty yellow pour. Aromas of citrus, slight vanilla cream. tasted light, refreshing, slightly citrus. perfect. palate was soothing and cool. Not my favorite style but this one was quite refreshing, simple and perfect. A beer I will be drinking all summer.

Pours to 3" creamy head. Pale amber yellow, translucent. Aroma of clove, fruit and flowers. Taste of clove followed by slight bitterness. Light and refreshing. In mouth, foaming carbonation; palate cleaning. Very nice all the way around.

The beer smelled of wheat citrus and yeast. The taste was cream med to full body beer with wheat citrus, and a bit yeasty. The finish was quick. Not a bad beer has more flavor than hoegaarden but that is it.