Bethlehem Brew Works Steelgaarden Wit

Brewed by Fegley’s Brew Works
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania USA

Serve in Tumbler, Weizen

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Growler to go pours pale yellow with light head. Aromas of orange and straw. Flavor is crisp with a very crisp citrus note. Body is light and finish is clean

This I really like. Pours pineapple cloudy from tap. Some decent orange and coriander notes on the nose. Nice bubble gum flavor on the tongue with just a hint of orange peel. Finishes clean. Great summertime beer.

hazy orange/golden with thin white head. Spicy citrus nose. Fruity, spicy flavor, crisp. Right up their with Hoegarden.

Allentown. Hazy golden yellow with a decent head and some lace. Aroma is phenolic, peppery, lemongrass and doughy wheat. flavor is lemon-lime, toast, biscuit, cream of wheat, light dms, corn, decent belgian yeastiness, creamy mouthfeel with just a touch of coriander spice. Actually fairly good for a wit.

On tap @ Bethlehem Brew Works Pours a hazy yellow with a bubbling white head. The head deminshing quickly and leaves a spotty lacing. Has a good aroma of corriander, citrus, wheat, and some spice. Has a good carbonation. The flavor is good crisp and clean. Has a light body. The finish is good. The aftertaste is very mild. A very refreshing beer with decent taste.

Tasty, easy to drink, citrusy wit. Good clean Flavors in an unfiltered body.

The aroma is a bit wheaty with some spice and sweet notes. The color is yellow with a decent white head. The flavor of a typical wit - bready and sweet. There is some zesty citrus notes as well. A tasty, easy to drink white ale.

On tap, at Allentown. Pours a hazy yellow gold body with a small creamy white head that fell to a thin film. Nice typical Wit nose of coriander and orange peel, some wheat, and a light undertone of yeast. Spice forward flavor, but not overdone with the coriander and orange peel. Some delicate wheat and a touch of fluffy yeast on the finish. Soft and smooth mouthfeel with moderaate fizzy carbonation. Long lingering coriander finish. Pretty standard for a good Wit. Won’t blow you away, but quite drinkable.

Cloudy and hazy. There are definite hints of both fruit and spice in here. It comes off as a fine summer beer, one that you could have a growler full.

On tap at the Allentown works. Hazy yellow and unfiltered belgian style. Some light spice, orange zest and yeast.