Pinta Viva la Wita!

Browar Pinta
Brewed at Browar na Jurze
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Wroclaw, Poland

Serve in Tumbler, Weizen

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bottle, kindly donated by ElDesmadre! Hazy yellow, creamy and stable white head. Lovely aroma of fruit (orange), some spices and hops. Full-bodied, especially for a bière blanche, with a pleasant malty sweetness, a yeasty touch and flavours of orange peel and coriander. Not as light and refreshing as a lower abv witbier, but with much more depth of flavour. An Imperial witbier - what a good idea!

I Pinta Viva la Wita! trängs så många smaker att det skulle förslå till tretton polska dussinöl. För de som har ska det vara givet osv. Det är bara att vara tacksam och fröjdas järnet. Huvudet ned och botten upp.

UPDATED: APR 27, 2013 Aroma: coriander, citrus, floral, some yeast, very pleasant; Appearance: golden, hazy, moderately big, quite dense and firm, long-lasting white foam; Taste: medium sweet, lightly bitter, lightly sweet, very refreshing; Palate: light-medium body, little creamy/smooth feel, quite soft carbonation, quite long bittersweet finish; Overall: great beer, very refreshing and drinkable,

(bottle) pours a murky golden colour with a frothy white head. very strange aroma of orange peel, floral hops, lime zest, grain, bubble gum, muesli and a hint of butter. flavour is mostly the same, grain, lavender, grapes and raisins, with a little too much butter and yoghurt. medium-bodied with average carbonation.

.Bottle, 500ml at Spotkanie ze Szpiegiem, Warsaw. Pale, cloudy, fluffy head. Aroma is sweet and spicy from orange peel, coriander, and american hops. Taste is moderate sweet, notes same as in aroma. Surprising dry, hoppy finish, My favorite from this brewery, extremely drinkable. Best to have during hot summer afternoon.

Bottle. Pours cloudy yellow with sediment and nice white head. Aroma is floral, fruity, wheaty, malty, with a bit of parfume. Flavor is malty, wheaty, floral, bit spicy, herby, yeasty with a hint of some perfume and hops. Dry yeasty aftertaste.

UPDATED: MAR 12, 2013 Hazy, yellow-orange color, perfect huge head, wonderful lacing. Very intensive aroma of orange and american hops. Taste is similar, it?s very refreshing and balanced. Some butterscotch on background. However, it?s fabulous witbier!

Hazy pours with tiny head, only around circle glass border. Refreshing citrus aroma with mango and banana on background. Sweetness on taste with evident citrus flavour. Little bit disappointing that the taste doesn’t march the distinct aroma. Excessive bitterness, probably from the peels. Mouthfeel is light with low carbonation. Very refreshing. Simple bottle art work, but very good beer name.

Bottle@Home. Rather sweet candy aroma. But the flavour is way to bitter to be a pleasant witbier.

bottle, picked up at prague alefest 2012. czech breweries have been making a decent fist of some non-traditional styles of beer but nothing in these parts has impressed me as much as this polish offering. a hazy shade of yellow with a lingering head; the aroma has masses of tart orange in the aroma, fresh and natural and another reminder of how synthetic most fruit additions are - this stuff could really make your eyes sting. this really tasted like biting into a valencia orange, peel and all - so tart and crisp and then fresh and sweet; earthy spice is there if you look for it butt not overplayed as with many wits; hints of cannoli in the background from the wheat, some warming alcohol and a faint yoghurt acidity with a touch of lemongrass in the aftertaste; firm but spritzy palate made more substantial by a bit of extra alcohol. gobsmackingly good. long live viva la wita!