Long Trail Belgian White

Beautiful pour, but what stands out is the aroma. A unique balance of the citrus and spices is evident to the nose right from the start. The flavor is first strong with cirtus, almost a lemon-lime, then is soothes with nice blend of spices. Very nice. Great for the Summer.

12 oz bottle. Surprised to see so few ratings. This beer pours a hazy orange body with very small white head. There is some yeast sediment on the bottle of the bottle, as well as the bottom of my glass by the time I finish. The aroma is spice, yeast, and maybe some coriander - pretty accurate for the style. The taste is very smooth with some notes of spice and citrus and even some hop - but just slightly. Great witbier - really enjoyed this one.

Had at the Long Trail Brewery. Cloudy gold color with wihte head. Citrusy aroma. Very bubbly feel in mouth. Citrusy taste bitter hop finishthen the corriander comes through in the aftertaste. Very good beer.

12oz bottle. Poured unfiltered with a hazy golden/honey color. Lacing falls quickly, minimal white. Aroma is similar to Sunset Wheats famous fruity pebbles aroma, only less obvious. Coriander, orange peel, very light and pleasant. A rather thick body, in relation to the style, that is vivacious with carbonation. Bread and yeast are noticeable in the mouth. Spices, banana, and orange notes are pleasantly scattered around this rather tart witbier. A bit dry almost reaching a sour finish, but mellows out just before it does. An interesting and excellent take on the style.

Two words, CORIANDER BOMB. Good for me because I love coriander. There are some muted lemon (not so citric) and sweet Belgian notes but the coriander really dominates. Its really not for all but I like it like that. The color of the beer is to my liking as well. Its a completely dark yellow color, thick with no clarity at all. I do not know if I have ever seen a wit so dark and thick. The head was initially large and bubbly but eventually disappeared completely. Got a bit more body to it then most Wits I come across.
On tap @ Downtown Bar & Grill, Weizen glass.

Mildly citrus aroma. Beautiful sparkling rolling appearance. Very appetizing. Looks like gingerale with fine streams of effervescence. Friendly first taste impressions. Like-able. Very good carbonatio, citrusy bite. Has some farmy attitude and wet hat too. Toward the end of the bottle there is a swirling sediment from the bottom. Virtually no bitterness but there is a subtle industrial background lurking in there. Overall quite a good experience.

On draught at the Lobster Claw (Orleans, MA). Pours a hazy yellow with a thin white head. Some lacing as the head settles. Aroma is faint lemon and citrus, wheat, yeast and some spice. Flavor is light citrus, lemon, grain, some spice. Generally light bodied with a pleasant citrus finish.

Poured a nice golden color with a large fluffy head that dissipated quickly. Lots of lemon in the aroma. Flavor of lemon and coriander. This was very refreshing and relaxing after a long run.