DanielBrown (1919), Birmingham (via Leicester), West Midlands, England Jun 26, 2005 Updated: Oct 11, 2005On tap at the Jaguar Cafe, Montpellier. Looks like Hoegaarden, and is served in one of that brewer’s glasses. Quite a hard, crispy edge to the flavour (a sneaky bit of bitterness). Smooth and shiny mouthfeel. Good lemon and wheat, good balance. Great Wit, served in good nick. Choos (483), Taylors Hill, Australia Sep 22, 2003 Reminds me VERY much of Delirium Tremens which is a good thing. Small head on it that quickly disappeared. Cloudy honey orange colour. It is not as full bodied as a Delirium Tremens but it is only 5% so it doesn't need to blend as much as the DTs. Lightly spicy, fruity and not bitter. No foul banana flavours presented themselves to me in this brew. As for aroma it is strong in volatiles but if you enjoy it in Delirium Tremens you should be right. argo0 (6284), Washington DC, USA Feb 29, 2004 (draft) Thickly hazed lemon body with small white head. Aroma is lemon, yeast, wheat. Taste is medium sweet, wheat, lemon/tart, very well balanced. Body is light, tart, some acidic. rickgordon (3077), Göteborg, Sweden Sep 8, 2005 <i> On draught at Delirium Café, Göteborg. </i>
Hazy pale golden. Big fruity(banana, canned fruits) nose. Butter/Diacetyl lurks behind. The flavour is immensely big. Mouthfeel is light. Taste is smallish notes of choriander with that curacao touch and an underlying sourish tone. I found this very estery, although "it is not supposed to be so". This very tasty Wit very well held up to the expectations of the opening of Delirium Café in Göteborg! Lunkie (1020), Glen Iris, Australia May 12, 2004 Fruity aroma with clear pale yellow colour. Sweet fruit flavour with fizzy palate.
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