Great Lakes Holy Moses White Ale

Pale yellow with dense white head, mostly diminishing. Aroma of orange peel, honey, coriander, and chamomile. Pronounced wheat flavor with a citrus tang. Taste is yeasty and aggresively spicy. A bit of cereal maltiness. Finish is tart and acidic. A good witbier.

Pale amber color, soapy white head. Nice fresh clove-like hop, pineappley malt, and dusty garage aroma. Dry clove, corriander, and watery grapefruit taste. Easy drinking belgian beer.

A cloudy yellow appearance. I get a lot of lemons, oranges, and grapefruit in the taste. Very acidic but a true summer beer. Moses would have liked it.

Pours with a pale yellow body topped by a medium thck head with some lacing. It’s slightly sweet with slight banana notes, nice clove notes and a touch of yeast. Light bodied, crisp, smooth and a touch dry.

Pour is golden yellow with a thin bright white head...smell is yeasty and spicy with corriander and cloves...thin and watery with a strong vegetal aftertaste...finish cloying and mildly vomitous...

sampled at the 2005 Noogfest yellow w/ a white frothy head, this is a witbier,t hat’s a tad thin, but drinkable.

Hazy lemon juice color with a white, frothy head. Lemon, orange zest, corriander, pumpkin seeds and wheat aromas are evenly mixed. Moderately sweet, moderately acidic flavor becomes a lightly sweet, moderately acidic, lightly bitter finish. Medium body, watery texture, lively carbonation. The bottom line is: very refreshing and champagne like.

Cloudy yellow, no head. Big aromas of lemon & pineapple. Mildly spicey flavor up front, then big notes of cotrus and an ever so slight pine flavor. Nicely sparkling carbonation. Tasty!