Deschutes 20th Anniversary Wit

Pours lightly hazy yellow with a large white head. The aroma has light wheat, chamomile, light wheat, coriander, honey and powderiness. Medium / light body with light carbonation that is very soft for the style. The flavor starts flowery and perfume-like with chamomile, wheat, minimal spice and merely a hint of orange peel. The finish is very powdery and gently herbal. Very nice wit.

hazy yellow with a nice white head.aroma is ceram,wheat,barley,orange zest,and spice.flavor is much of the same.mouthfeel is slightly watery.

Pours like a lager. Has a nice frothy head. Taste is light and airy. Fairly non-descript. Light floral aromas and a nice finish.

Thanks to Lexi for bringing this one back from Seattle for me. This was a decent wit, not great. A bit thin in appearance and on the palate. Kind of flat - not sure if that’s from travel or not, but doubtful. Citrusy notes were pleasant, but this one fell a little bit flat.

22oz bottle-pours a foamy white head and yellow/pale yellow color. Aroma is herbal, coriander. Taste is wheat/light malt, herbal/pepper/coriander, lemon. Soft carbonation. No banana/clove from yeast. Thanks to BitterBill.

Not much to appearance, but the layers of spices and flavors along with a vesty yeast make this average beer sing. Minimal excitement, yet solid beer, you expect something wild for a 20th anniversary, this is not it. Odd and unique flavors, all those odd additions pay off, but still fail to create a an excellent brew. Aroma is all banana/clove, but taste is all over the place, but in a good way.

22oz bottle from Windy City Liquor in El Cajon. Slightly hazy golden with medium head. Light citrus & yeast with a bit of pepper. Overall, light all around. Still enjoyable, just feels like a kiddie version of a good wit.

Very light color. Sort of like a citrusy Belgian/Wheat beer. This one starts clean, with a citrus finish. I don’t love it, but it is drinkable.