Hoegaarden

Bottle. Pale yellow, good head. Citrus and spice, slightly tangy. Dry finish. Refreshing and tasty.

Picked up my 2nd 6 pack at the specialty grocery store here in Austin, Tx. If poured correctly, it should have a moderate size frothy head. A quick sniff yields of mildly sweet citrus flavor protrudes through the smooth yet hoppy aroma. This unfiltered Belgian white is best poured into a glass. Take your time and enjoy the complexity.

(bottle) hazy pale yellow colour, frothy white head. aroma is light yeast and wheat with a delicate, citric hop-spiciness. flavour has dominant citric notes, as well as hints of banana, wheat, yeast and hop spices, very subtle. strong carbonation, light body.

(Glass) Unfiltered Belgian white (Witbier), cloudy yellow colour with a nice white head. a hoppy citrus-like aroma with a slightly spiced taste, little dry finish. This is one of my favourite whites on hot summer days, because it’s very refreshing

A great summer choice. I’m partial to this beer because it’s the one that started it all for me in the world of better beers. My impression now is not as lofty but it still holds up to other whites very well. Old pastry, wet straw and light yeastiness come through in the smell. Pours hazy clear yellow with the lightest of white frothy heads. Taste is very crisp, clean and slightly spiced with the carbonation adding a dryer finish that compliments the overall character very well. There will always be a soft spot in my heart for this beer.

Bottled. This hazy pale yellow beer has a sour wheat aroma. The flavour has a juicy fruitiness and perfumed quality with maybe a hint of pine.

A good macro wit beer, nothing extraordinary, but well made and very quaffable, a small quickly dieing head, flavors of mild dusty yeast effers, some citrus and herbs, and malts... easy to drink.

Bottle. Poured cloudy yellow with foamy white head. Faint aroma of citrus, herb and bread. Light flavour, orange, cilantro, lemon and spice. Light finish, spice and hop. What I would expect of a wit.