Had this beer on 8/7/2004. Color is a hazy gold with good carbonation and nice head. Aroma is sweet with fruity back tones. Taste is very Hefe like. Starting with light medium body that goes down fizzy. Finish comes on with a mild sweet flavor that has banana like taste to it with hints of coriander. On the very end is a slight hop flavor with a mild bitterness. Its as good as any Hefe out there.

tap at brewery in Colorado Springs-pours a nice cloudy yellow hue with smooth white head. belgian yeast, banana, orange and a huge amount of clove on the aroma. nice strong and sweet flavors and a good palate give this one an edge against other belgian wits out there.

Thxs Crosling! Much like the IPA I had from this company, this beer is very true to style. Yellow, hazy with almost no head. Aroma of bananas, yeast and bread, pretty much what I would hope to day about any Wit Bier. No faults, but nothing to rave about except that it is well made and true.

Hazy, insipid yellow appearance. The aroma is somewhat faint, with light hints of wheat and spice. Full, flavourful palate, though, rich with coriander. There are lean, but prominent pale malts backing up the spicecapade, and a hint of acidity in the finish to throw you for a loop and bring everything together at the same time. Cool.

Thin, lasting head. Body is a hazy light orange. Aroma has lots of dry lemon peel and hints of bananna. Taste is slightly acidic, wheaty, with touches of spice. Slight, balanced astringency. Light to medium body, but appropriate. Hearty wheat taste in the finish, slight bitters.