Boulevard Zôn

Brewed by Boulevard Brewing Company
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Kansas City, Missouri USA

Serve in Tumbler, Weizen

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12 oz. bottle- Pours cloudy yellowish orange with a too thin head for the style, it almost immediately receded to a collar. Aroma is classic wit, yeast, wheat, orange rind, a little lemon. The flavor is also classic wit, wheaty, lemony, orange peel, subtly spicy, not bad. Carbonation is high, body is full. Good beer, doesn’t push any boundaries though.

12oz bottle, best by Oct 15, 2011. Served at around 45F.

Pours very hazy yellow with a small one finger white head.

Aroma is quite strong on the coriander along with wheat, orange citrus, some bread. Very good strength (if you like coriander).

Flavor is again heavy on the coriander with some orange and lemon citrus, wheat, a hint of banana. Mild sweetness, no bitterness, no alcohol.

Mouthfeel is light with lively carbonation.

Trying this back to back with their Unfiltered Wheat and what a difference some coriander makes! Pretty strong on those notes, light and pretty drinkable. Another good wheat style beer from Boulevard although I personally would prefer the standard offering.

Bottle. Cloudy dark yellow with almost no head. Orange, grain, and subtle spice aroma and taste with a clean slightly bready finish.

Thanks to iNBe for this. Almost like a American Wheat ale version of a Witbier. Flavor and aroma sits somewhere inbetween. Slightly thin body. Light and refreshing for summer. Not bad but nothing super great. Serving: Bottle

Bottle to wheat glass. Hazy orangish yellow straw and wheat color. Hefty carbonation. Tastes of orange bitterness and a bunch of coriander, a bit too much and belgian yeast. A load of spice in finish makes it a bit muddied on the palate, not uber refreshing for a summer beer. At times a nice belgian wit flavor springs out but there is something conflicting and it ends uninspiring. Some hay notes a little barnyard lingering. I like Blvd brewing but i kinda skip by this one most of the time.

Bottle to Pint 06/15/11. Pours a hazy light gold with moderat white head. Spicy, flavorful, just not very pleasing to me.

Bottle. A hazy golden color when poured. Spice and fruit to the aroma - a fairly strong one at that. The taste is fruity and spicy, on the fruit end I’d mostly name banana and orange. Maybe more orange zest than straight-up orange. Definitely a refreshing and tasty beer! A little weak in my opinion, but the flavor is wonderful for a summer evening! 4.4% alcohol.

Sample at Flying Saucer in KC. The beer is a hazy yellow color with a medium thin and somewhat fizzy white head that evaporates to an outer ring. Spotty lacing on the glass. Herbal aroma with notes of citrus. Light and crisp body with flavors of citrus, sweet spice and vanilla. The finish has notes of banana and citrus with a clove aftertaste. Above average overall.

A hazy, yellow pour with a white head. The aroma is a little spicy with some light orange. The light body has a somewhat thin texture with lively carbonation. The taste is moderately sweet citrus with light spice from the coriander.

It poured a hazy yellow color with a white head. The aroma was of wheat, spices, and citrus. The flavor was of spices, like some coriander and cloves, wheat, and fruits including citrus and bananas. A decent witbier.