Stegmaier Midsummer White

Brewed by Lion Brewery, Inc.
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania USA

Transfering from notes. Bottle. Pours golden yellow color with a big white head. Aroma is of light clove and some wheat. Taste is some very light clove and some hints of lemon.

12 oz bottle compliments of NJDevilz69...clove and caramel on the nose...thin watery body, but the same clove and caramel taste (more caramel than clove)...floaties hang about in the glass...a tinge of orange in the finish...my bottle was in the rack since summer of 2008

KHWA S6L4F3T5O10: Bottle labeled as Knights head white ale. Appears as a pale lager with a slight haze. Has an almost soda pop aroma to it. Taste does have some kinda flavoring, perhaps mild orange peels. Second pour gets gunk out of bottom of bottle in chunks. Taste gets friendlier as you sip. Finish is not too bitter. May be a good session brew, goes down fairly easy.

A slightly less than average wit. Aroma was weak. Could pick up the orange peel and coriander but had an underlying stale malt to it. Pour was a dark gold- very dark for a wit- with a one finger off white head and lots of tiny bubbles. Taste was sweet and malty but the wit flavor is not there. Nice carbonation and a sweet dry mouthfeel

Bottle: Labeled Knights Head White. Poured a hazy yellow with a small head. The aroma was citrus. The flavor was good, with some orange and wheat taste. Overall, just average.

Average White beer. It was okay with and I did taste the wheat/orange/corinder, but did not find it to as refined as the others I have had.

Knights Head labeled bottle. Pours cloudy yellow orange with off white head. Aromas of wheat and corriander. Flavors of wheat and some orange. Light /medium body with mild carbonation. Not a very good witbier.

(Draught) Pours a lightly hazy yellow body with a small white head. Aroma of wheat, coriander, orange peel, and clove. Flavor of wheat, lemon, coriander, and grain with a dry finish.