Great Lakes Holy Moses White Ale

Cloudy pale yellow in color with a citrus and yeast nose. Yeasty taste that has a good finish. Not as good as some of the less bitter white ales.

Poured a cloudy yellow. Nice white bubbly head. Spicy yeast aroma. Nice spicy citrus yeast and wheat flavor. Great stuff.

Pours a light/medium cloudy orange/brown body with a small spotty white head. The aroma and taste is extremely bready with some subtle citrus and spicy flavors. Rather one dimensional but still quite enjoyable.

Slightly more bitter than expected from a white ale. Nice citrus flavor. Thin foamy head. Not my favorite white ale but enjoyable.

Bottle. Poured a hazy yellow color with a pretty good, white head. Spicy, citrusy aroma. Crisp flavor of spice and citrus with a bit of yeast character. Pretty good mouthfeels makes this an easy drinking beer. Although not my favorite style, I found this to be a very drinkable and enjoyable beer.

Pours golden with a swirling cloudiness. Aroma is yeast , citrus and some spice. Mouthfeel is rich and the taste is smooth for a light beer I really think it’s balanced and refreshing with nice bitter hop undertones that comes out in the finish. One of my favorites from great lakes like rampmaster said an excellent after work brew on a summer day. Can’t believe only a 3.3 here. This is better than hoegaarden imo. Excellent representation of a witbier.

Pale yellow pour with a thick head. Aroma is full of citrus and spice as is the taste. Finishes slightly bitter. One of my favorite Great Lakes brews.

Presentation: Poured from a 12oz bottle into an octagonal pint glass. It pours with a thin foamy white head that fades to thin covering of bubbles and leaves behined little to no lace. The body is cloudy with a cool pale yellow straw color. Its aroma has an aromatic Belgian style yeast with a lemon and orange citrus scent. Also there some leafy hop notes and a heavy dose of spice. The flavor has a spicy character. There is smooth coriander and yeast with a mild peppery kick back full of mild leafy and herbal hops and chamomile flavors. Some mild citrus notes mingle in and out nicely. The finish is mildly herbal and bitter as it fades out on a slightly dry note. Its palate is smooth and creamy with a medium body and playful carbonation that tingles on the tongue. This is one of the more complex witbiers that I have tried so far. It also had a nice calming effect on me that after a long day of work. (It must have been the chamomile.) Well done, I will need to get some more of this ale.