Allagash White

I love this white beer! As you can tell form the bottle it has a spice to it which makes for a great initial taste and nice after taste.

Pours a very light yellowish brown color with an average white head. Aroma was pretty spicy maybe a little more citrusy than a hoegaarden and also a little sweet. The flavor was sweet and also tart. It had some sour orange and coriander taste. This is a very good white.

Yeasty and spicy aroma. Nice white frothy head with mod lacing. medium bodied and well balanced.

Pale gold body with a frothy white head. Belgian yeasty aroma, somewhat fruity, banana and maybe some apple. A nice taste, sweet and fruity with some light hops. Sweet ending, very nice.

Hazy white body with a small creamy white head. Heavily spiced aroma with some orange peel. Sweet spice flavor, some orange peel, a hint of lemon, nd a gentle wheat background.

Corked 750 mL bottle, Batch 28 according to label. Pours a straw color (second glass pours much cloudier than the first) with a pretty substantial head. Aroma is unique... pear, coriander, maybe some subdued cloves, a little soap and plenty of dough. Head is substantial... two or three fingers in a pint glass. Flavor is very spicey... one of the most heavily spiced beers I’ve tried. I’m picking up cloves and coriander leading the charge as the initial surge of smooth wheat sweetness subsides. A peppery note brings the whole thing to a close. Lemon is also present as this beer transitions away from what I expected in a wit to that spiciness that I didn’t see coming.

big bottle, nice presentation. Traditional witbier with a few other complex flavors in there. Maybe a little more spicy than traditional, but doesn’t take away.

One bottle from BOTW. Poured a small head. Aroma of wheat and spices. Flavor of wheat and spicy coriander. More spicy than other Witbier’s I’ve had. Enjoyable.