Point Belgian White

Brewed by Stevens Point Brewery
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Stevens Point, Wisconsin USA

Serve in Tumbler, Weizen

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Bottle. Banana, wheat, and clove aroma. Hazy yellow with a small white head. Banana, wheat, grass, and clove flavor. Light carbonated body.

nice aroma. golden and hazy in appearance. nice belgian wit flavor and is light in body. very easy to drink.

Thanks to Chelsea for this! Nose is lightly yeasty with some slight amount spices in the background. A hint of citrus, too. Honey and wheat. Body is with a light, pale yellow and a white head. Taste is rather sweet with light wheat and citrus tones in the mix. Very sweet. Not bad but not the best.

This beer had a very light and bready scent with hints of fruit and yeast. The body full of bubbles with a clean, thick head. Sweet upfront, undertones of yeast and bready notes were pleasant all around. Leaves the mouth bitter (orange peel) and refreshed - a very light beer that simply satisfies. Thanks to OmegaX for the treat, I probably wouldn’t find this beer anywhere in FL.

bread, cereal, dough, toast, golden, clear, white foam, light sweetness, lightly bitter, lightly sour, light body, lively, long finish, Will not drink this beer again. Wheat beer is my favorite. This is one of the worst I have tried so far.

12 oz bottle pours hazy golden with a white head. Aroma coriander, oranges and wheat. Taste of coriander, grain, and the oranges come through a bit bitter.

Bottled, hazy thin yellow with no head, watery coriander and wheat , sharp finish

Bottle. Pours cloudy yellow with white head. Aroma of strong coriander and citrus peel with hints of banana and wheat malt, yeasty. Flavor is much the same with a strong grainy not as well with a subtle buy pleasant tartness in finish. Light body with very high carbonation. Not bad!

Bottle. Cloudy gold with unique sediment swirls throughout the body. Aroma is lemony and yeasty with soft pice and sweet wheat notes. Taste is sweet malt, wheat, light lemon, soft spice, bubblegum, banana and candied fruit. Body is light with soft carbonation. Ends sweet as well with more candied fruit, wheat, bubblegum, malt notes, light spiceand mild lemon zest.

Tasted bottle from mix-pack into snifter. Poured a light golden color, slight yeast haze and weak white foam with a little Belgian lace. Aromas and flavors were mostly true-to-style for Belgian White, but all aspects were very minimal, dumbed-down. The distinctive Belgian ale esters/phenols were there, but barely. The coriander and orange peel were almost invisible. Light body, lower carbonation than typical, a sort-of watery, mushy wheat mouthfeel. It wasn’t necessarily offensive, just not a good example of this ordinarly delicious style. If you’re just looking for a nice, neutral, light table beer, this one’s fine--but then--so are thousands of other competitors.