 Quack-Duck (1698), Bodensee, Germany
Dec 29, 2007
bottled and on tap in the UK. Cloudy pale yellow, fruity nose. Fruity and wheaty, slightly sweet and hoppy. Hints of coriander, orange peel and fruit.
fata2683 (62), APO, New York, USA
Aug 21, 2008 This is my go to Wit. Although Pierre Celis is upset with the direction that InBev took this recipe, it’s a solid wit and an fine example of the style.
lithy (118), Knoxville, Tennessee, USA
Aug 18, 2008 Brownish-whitish colors mix with some yeasty floaties and a puffy white head. Yeast and lemon zest nose, citrusy. Taste is tart and potent wit taste, spices, coriander help the carbonation bite the tongue with a dryness. While I still think Blue Moon is severely underrated in this category, this is definitely one of the top contenders.
scooter_bub (163), Lander, Wyoming, USA
Aug 17, 2008 Bottle. Pours a cloudy light golden yellow with a large, pillowy, white head that fades kind of fast. Taste is of citrus, wheat and yeast. Kind of sweet tasting. Aroma is much the same, but not as profound. Not a bad beer to have on a hot day, as it is easy to drink and pretty refreshing. I wish it had a higher alcohol content though.
halfonit (34), Fall River, Massachusetts, USA
Aug 16, 2008 A very yellow and citrus/sweet beer. Just not my type of beer. I’ve heard good things about it, and I’m sure it’s good for it’s style of beer, but not my type. Nice looking bottle though.
punainen6 (64), Finland
Aug 16, 2008 Bottle, nice crispy yellow. Flavor has citrus and wheat, in a small compact package. Nice bitter finish, flavor isnt really my cup of tea.
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