Haacht Witbier

Bottle in random place in Belgium ... nice hazy yellow ... oddd musty spice nose ... soft fruts ...light wheat tones ... very vegatable.

Tap, 25 cl. Hazy yellow, medium white head. Smell is light grainy, a bit citrus, but not strong and nothing very special. The taste also is grainy, wheaty, but is far too sharp which makes it unpleasant to drink. The beer lacks depth: the taste is what it is without any variation and tint, shade. In fact, the taste stops with the sharp taste you have only wanting you to drink the beer faster so the glass is empty. Furthermore, the afterstaste is watery. Only a medium, standard, commercial Belgian witbier being brewed just to be brewed I think. I’m not a fan.

On tap in Brussels. Hazy yellow with medium head. Nice fruity nose with citrus. Refreshing taste with plenty of citrus, lemon and some malt. Nice and tasty on a warm afternoon.

25cl, from the brewery, complex Belgian White, yet refreshing, balanced, cloudy, rocky head, nice brew

On tap. Pours bit hazy yellow with a pearly white head. Citric aroma with some coriander. Flavour is the same with hints of yeasty spices. Bit watery palate but refreshing.

Bottle. Lemon peel and milky malt aroma. Hazy pale yellow color with moderate head. Light lemon, wheat malt, and coriander flavor. Watery finish. Decent flavor but way too light.

On draught at The Magic Reubens, Brussels. Hazy yellow colour. Rich choriander/curacao with vanilla in aroma. Smooth body. Fruity backbone in flavour, though bit metallic.

Draught. Hazy yellow colour with a medium moslty lasting white head. Standard belgian wit.