Bavik Ezel Wit

Brewed by Bavik-De Brabandere
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Harelbeke, Belgium

Serve in Tumbler, Weizen

25cl, from De Hopduvel Gent, easy to drink, yet complex, not balanced, cloudy, small head, nice Belgian White

25 cL bottle. Pours hazy orange with a creamy and chalk white head. Classic belgian wit aroma of orangepeel, coriander, wheat and yeast - but also slight milky sour. Smooth flavour, again with a light milky acidity. Lingering fruity and refreshing. Lasting sour/citric and mild spiced finish. Quite nice.

Bottle. Very sour lemon/acidic aroma. Cloudy golden yellow color with moderate head. Sour milk and lemon juice flavor. A poor beer - no typical witbier flavors.

Appearance: Hazy light orange. Nice amount of white head. Aroma: Wheat and citrus. Spices. Taste: Lemon and not too much wheat. Slight alcohol taste. Info: 250ml bottle, 21/3-2008, 192/500

hazy yellow coloured sparkling body with a little white head a wheat fruity aroma a fruity yeasty taste with a fruity sourig bitter finish

Bottle at the Delirium Pub in Brussels. Dark gold color with a fine white head. Aromas of wheat, lemon and floral. Medium body with soft carbonation. Not a typical wit. Malt is stronger, spice is lighter. Drinks like a strong blonde more than a wit. Nice lacing. Fairly dry finish.

Bottled (BB 04/2009)
Hazy yellow color, small creamy white head. Coriander and grainy wheat dominate the aroma. Yeasty coriander-wheaty flavor with hints of orange. A bit sour. Spicey aftertaste. Not very refreshing witbier.

Bottle. High creamy and lasting white head. Hazy orange body. Strong wheat malt aroma with herbal notes rather than fruity. Oranges, appless and coriander in the flavor which is otherwise astonishingly carbonated and has a long sweet aftertaste.