Michigan Brewing Celis White

Pours a pale straw color with a white fluffy head that leaves fine lacing down the glass. Aroma of orange peel and coriander. In the mouth, a slight tartness, some phenolics, orange peel and dryness in the finish.

Bottle from Beers of Europe. Cloudy, pale yellow colour, with thin-ish white head. Aroma is fresh, citrusy, with melon in there as well, I think. Flavor is sour and citrus and some acidity. Light, with a watery, carbonated, mouthfeel. Not bad.

Not bad, a very good hot summer quaffer. A little bit bigger mouthfeel than what I was expecting, but not unbalanced. Rich and full of flavor, and very high in acidity and that makes it a good palate cleanser. Clean and crisp and a bit chalky but overall quite enjoyable.

One of my favorite beers. There’s not much negative I can say about this except that it tasted far better when it was brewed in Austin. Now it’s too crisp & clean - less flavor. Still it’ll get good marks from me just for old times sake.

Quite cloudy with a slight sourness.A little bit overpowering and certainly not one of the best of this style I have tried.

Pretty good, but a little weak. Overall, though, a nice USA made substitute for the real deal over in Belgium.

Tart spices with too much wheat and a thick, rich yeasty body to cover everything out. A bit sweet flavor with a sour wheat overview. I’m not much for that strong tart wheat note.

very light yellow with a fluffy white head. smooth wheat aroma taste is very gentle spices of raisin are present. finish is pleasantly bitter with a taste of lemon