Hoegaarden

Pours a cloudy/hazy yellow. Easily distinguished notes of citrus and a little belgian funk, as well as spices. The orange flavor is also probably a byproduct of bartenders insistent nature of "fruiting" it with an orange. A decent mass produced easily available beer.

nice beer. kinda piney in aroma, and appearance is somewhat cloudy, but normal for this style. great flavor and overall nice palate. try this one for sure.

Bottle 330ml. Hazy yeallow colour, creamy white head. Lemony aroma, lemony and wheaty taste. Smootish mouthfeeling, low carbonation. Slightly sour finish.

Mainstream yes - but also very good. Fresh, fruity (more than most Belgian witbeers) and perfect on a warm summerday. If your tired of the heavier or sour stuff Belgium has to offer, there’s no reason for not turning to one of these.

12 oz bottle, Ottawa, Canada. First witbeir I ever had, and it was a very enjoyable experience. Drank straight from the bottle, so I can’t really note anything of value, but you have 215 pages worth of reviews to go from. Would (and have) drink again.

on tap at the orchard parade hotel in singapore. pours a cloudy pale yellow/white with a large white head, and good lacing. smell is of wheat, and citrus. taste is as it smells, wheat, and lemon.

Bottle. Pours a cloudy light straw yellow with nice white white. Aroma of some light citrus, very faint banana, light wheat. Flavor is a light citrus, light wheat, very faint banana. Mouth feel is soft and light, high carbonation. Overall, a great summer beer next to the pool.....

Bottle. Pours a hazy lemonade yellow with a medium sized clean white foam head which deflates quickly. Lemon zest, spice, and a touch of sour on the nose. Thin bodied, light and yeasty. Crisp wheat notes and a nice citrus touch. Nothing amazing, but always reliable.