Philadelphia Walt Wit

[Draft at EB&B] Poured a hazy golden color with a small, white head that left nice lacing on the glass. Aroma of citrus fruits, coriander, wheat, and lemongrass. Taste of citrus, coriander, spices, light honey, hay, wheat tartness, and a lightly dry finish.

(Draught) Pours a clear yellow body with a small white head. Aroma of wheat, light green chilies, coriander, clove, and lemon. Flavor of wheat, lemon, orange, light pepper, and coriander.

Sampled some of this at Earth Bread & Brewery. Hazy blonde in color with a small to medium off white head. Aroma of belgian yeast, some wheat, spices, a touch of lemon. Taste is mild, with wheat, spices, some bready and earthy belgian yeast, a touch of tartness in the finish. All the components of a good wit were there- just slightly muted.

Draft. Pours hazy gold with a white head. Light lemony aroma with some spice. The flavor has a nice citric zest, with yeast and clove lingering beneath. Nice.

Pours a claer golden color with a thin white foamy head. Aroma of yeast and grapefruit.Taste of citrus, wheat, yeast, clove. A lot of intresting flavors. A little watery

If you like a tasty witbier, stay away from this watery, weak, erzatz brew.

Definitely my favorite philly so far. Had a nice strong ale kind of flavor. It didnt taste like the normal hefe.

I felt this was a bit too thin for my taste... The flavor was interesting with the notes of lemon and grapefruit moreso than traditional orange... My bottle was not flat it had a decent sized head on it that quickly disappeared, but the carbonation was present throughout.... Ok, but there is just so much more out there in terms of wits....