 jake65 (1657), Williston, North Dakota, USA
Apr 11, 2009 Bottle: A light golden pour with a very thin sandy head. A dry, floral, and earthy aroma. Tastes sweet with light apple notes and a lager maltiness. Moves into an earthy and floral based tail. Sort of bland.
jkm (189), Australia
Apr 3, 2009 Not bad but fairly average. Medium bodied with moderate bitterness. Poured an amber colour with a thin beige head.
Ryan82SM (231), Louisville, Kentucky, USA
Mar 31, 2009 Some light yeasty fruitiness in the aroma. Caramel colored liquid, head was gone as quickly as it appeared. Some covered nuttiness in the flavor, mild spice and little hops as well. A small bit of bitter in the finish, hardly detectable. Palate is momentarily lively and gone in a second. This beer has about a seconds worth of flavor, if that could be expanded, it could do much better.
Block (363), West Lafayette, Indiana, USA
Mar 28, 2009 Golden-yellow pour with a whitehead. Skunky bread/yeast aroma. Light aroma of malts. Not too complex. Some bitterness at the finish.
phukktifano (159), Richmond, Virginia, USA
Mar 24, 2009 It’s orange with a foamy head. Aroma is flowers and ginger, flavor is more of the same with malt. Does not taste strongly of witches or weigh more then a duck but does have more carbonation then I would like.
machfive55 (218), Columbia, Pennsylvania, USA
Mar 20, 2009 Smells like burnt witches. Tastes like burnt witches. Could use a little less burnt witch.
MoritzF (4856), Bochum, Germany
Mar 16, 2009 (bottle) Hazy, golden to amber colour with a medium-sized, off-white foamy head. Slightly sweet and yeasty cara-malt aroma with a slightly sweaty and fruity (overripe citrus) hoppy touch. Light-bitter flavour, slim bodied with a low carbonation. Moderately dry malt character, slightly chalky taste with delicate bitter and fruity hops, leading into a fairly dry and short finish. Disappointing or is it the great name that bears its burden (16.III.09).
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