Hoegaarden

A smooth thirst quencher with a unique flavor. I definitely recommend this one. I’m normally a fan of strong dark beers this was neither and I still really enjoyed it.

(bottle 75 cl.) Pours Pale milky-hazy yellow with a nice lasting white head. Wheat and yeasty fresh aroma and flavour. Nice summer beer

12 oz Bottle. Nice pale yellow color. Slightly cloudy. LIght head. A pleasant and refreshing Witbier. Recommended.

Nice yellow colour but head was poor when I got it. Spicy flavors. Not bitter at all. Sweet but not overbearing. Very refreshing.

On tap at the Flying Saucer in KC. Pours a cloudy, yellow-golden body with a finger-width, creamy, white head that dissipates quickly and leaves a light lacing. Aroma is light wheat malts, slightly sour citrus, sweet yeast, faint banana, and a soft coriander spicing. Flavor is the same. Starts with the wheat and some creamy banana before a soft coriander comes in and a slightly sour citrus finishes this off. Finishes dry and crisp with some zest after a light to medium, smooth body. Medium lingering aftertaste of citrusy wheats and a light spice. Overall, nothing too exciting, but nothing to complain about either. Solid.

Draft at Brownstone Bistro in Toronto. For some reason, I’ve never had this beer before. Golden yellow pour, white head, served with orange slice on the rim. Fruity taste, some citrus fruit, even some banana. Orange flavor for sure, but I think this was because it was served with an orange slice. Enjoyable witbier on a warm summer night, but nothing really exciting. I don’t drink the wits too often, but this one isn’t too bad. Suprisingly flavorful.

Pours a foamy, white, lacing head with a hazy, straw color body. Smells of yeast, zest, and banana. Flavor is yeast, zest, and banana. Nice carbonation.