McKenzie Belgian Wit

Brewed by McKenzie Brew House
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Glen Mills, Pennsylvania USA

Serve in Tumbler, Weizen

On tap as Belgian Wheat. pale straw yellow, cloudy and a bubbly white head. light belgian yeast, hints of white peppery spice, fair bit of lemon and light banana. Taste is light, flavors of yeast and spice. Lemon dominates. Medium to light body, fairly dry, lighter end on carbonation..

on tap @ RBSG-pours no head and straw color. Aroma is some wheat/light malt, some spice. Taste is some wheat/light malt, some spice/lemon hops. Drying.

On tap at McKenzie, the third stop on our RBSG bus trip. Pours a clear yellow with a thin white head. Soft Belgian yeast, wheat, crisp. Nice wheat but a little bit small. Wheat and toast, nice Belgian yeast. Warm and phenolic. Smooth carbonation, big yeasty finish.

This poured a clear dark straw color with a white head. Aroma was light belgian spices, coriander and wheat. flavor was a bit on the watery side, light spices and not much else really.

Pale yellow with creamy white head and lace. Light wheat and Belgian yeast. Wheaty and yeasty flavor. Medium/light bodied and fizzy.

Tap at McKenzie for RBSG 2011. The pour is a clear straw with no head or lace. Nose is slightly phenolic. Taste is very bland and watery. Pretty much absent of citrus, pepper, or anything really. No yeast character. Comes across as lemon dish detergent. Ick.

Draft. Pours clear golden yellow with a white head. Light wheaty aroma with some coriander spiciness. The flavor has a wheaty base, spicy yeasty notes, and a light sweetness. Not bad.

Draught at Brewpub. Pours clear straw yellow. White head. Nose/taste of yeast, lemon zest and coriander. A tiny bit of honey in the taste. Dry finish. Average.