Skagen Nordlys (Wit)

Formerly brewed at Skagen Bryghus
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Skagen, Denmark

Serve in Tumbler, Weizen

On tap. Unclear, pale golden with a little white head. Nose of wheat and fruity notes. Slightly sweet flavour of wheat, fruit and spicy notes. Light to medium bodied, grainy to watery texture and soft carbonation. More dry in the finish.

At Skagen Bruges. Small fuzzy white head. Cloudy pale yellow. Mild banan, wheat. Light body. Light wheat and fruit finish.

28-JUN-2010, draft @Skagens Bryghus. Slightly orange with white head. Tutti frutti taste. Not creamy enough, but slightly watery. Fine in the heat.

Tap in growler. Hazy golden body, with a medium creamy white head. Aroma is fresh, fruit, coriander and other spices. Flavor is the same incl. wheat. and sweet grapes. Very good wit beer.

Bottle. Hazy deep golden-orange colour with a huge rocky creamy white head. Bit sweet wheaty, yeasty and citrussy aroma. Rather thin mouthfeel. The flavour has some sweetness with wheat, some spice, yeast and cirus. Dry wheaty finish.

Bottled. An unclear orange-golden beer with a thin off-white head. The aroma is sweet with notes of wheat and citrus. The flavor is sweet with strong notes of wheat and a very perfumy note of citrus as well as some spices, leading to a smooth dry bitter wheaty finish. Not special in anyway. Thanks to MadsBerg for hauling this home to me from Skagen.

50 cl bottle. Cloudy yellow color, ok white head. Banana in aroma and flavor, citric, spicy with dry finish. A balanced wit.

Ok, a belgian White, but a boring one, hard to find any spice or citrus. Golden-yellow colour and unclear, white head, mostly lasting. Aroma of some sweet malt, flavor mainly malty too. Very harmonic, but boring.