Den Herberg Tarwe

Brewed by Den Herberg
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Buizingen, Belgium

Serve in Tumbler, Weizen

Quite clear appearance for a wheat beer. A fresh, citrus hop aroma. A refreshing bitterness and a bit of peppery spice from the yeast.

Cloudy yellow orange color, medium white head. Aroma of orange peel and coriander. Taste is banana bubblegum. OK.

Bottle. Pours gold. White head. Nose/taste of candied lemons, coriander, soapy water and cheap grains. Light to medium body.

(33cl bottle best by May 2011 thanks to bu11zeye) clear gold with effervescent bubbles. Lasting creamy head. Nose of herbs, coriander, spices, and cinnamon but a bit subdued overall. Taste is salty, bit tart, lemon, cinnamon, earthy, unusual for a witbier. Umami here as well with soft carbonation. Old grain linger.

(bottle, 33cl) Almost cloudy, pale golden colour with a short frothy white head. Distinctively citric (grapefruit, lemon) aroma with notes of coriander and traces of glue. Sour-sweet flavour, light to medium bodied with a sparkling carbonation. Fruit-accented and wheaty taste with bearable notes of coriander; citric and sour finish with a tinge of coriander. 09.VI.11

Bottled 330ml, ABV 5% (Beer Planet, BB 05/2011?)
Hazy dark orange-brown color, steady off-white head. Metallic, coriander aroma. Light to medum-bodied. Flavor has orange peels, citrus, yeast and coriander. Also some cardoardish and earthy notes, maybe this bottle was a bit past of its prime.

(33cl bottle) Pours a clear yellow body with a moderate white head. Aroma of citrus, grass, grain, and mustiness. Flavor of citrus, wheat, earth, and minerals.

Bottle from Beer Planet. Murky yellow body with small head. Nose of citrus and spices. Taste of hops, citrus. Nice kick to it for a witbier with nice spicy taste too. Enjoyable.