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Some say so-so, I say you either like this or hate it. It starts with an almost musty leathery aroma. The taste to put it bluntly, is not of an orange but what you get when you chew an orange peel but all would be lost without a touch of barley and grains to give it an interesting complexity. I imagine I could grow to love this as I like sourness (seems more like borderline acidity).

Bottle. Poured a medium light golden. Slightly hazzy. Small, quickly disappating white head. Taste was light, refreshing, sour, some citrus--grapefruit. Finish is dry and abrupt. Good beer for a hot summer day.

Bottle. Pours a hazy golden with a small short lived white head that leaves minimal lacing. Aroma of grapefruit, lemon, light coriander, and some acidity. Taste is the same as aroma with a wonderfull crisp tartness. Mouthfeel is thin and acidic with light carbonation. A very tart and refreshing Wit perfect for a hot summer day.

Minor whiff of citrus, appearanc eis cloudy hefeweizen. Thick cloying foam. extremely complex palate. taste is citrus zest and mildy spicy. finish is crisp

A small white ring of foam on top of a cloudy blonde body. Watery body with a too-soft-carbonation makes the beer feel lifeless. Light sweetness, lime and clementine flavours and a bunch of spices (coriander and many others) create some kind of artificial spicy-fruity flavour reminiscent of a Gatorade lemonade drink or something of that nature. Although I must confess being less and less interested by those lemonade-witbiers. I must also confess seeing a pair of breast in the name on the label.

Bottle. Pours a nice, thick cheddar yellow with a full, ivory head. Aroma is a blend of saison citrus notes, like Sprite. Tastes like watered-down sugar-free lemonade. Thin and useless mouthfeel. Disgusting. Wonder how long this was on the shelf before I bought it.

Coriander and wheat on the nose. Smells like a homebrew i recently tried. Pours cloudy blonde. Good wheat flavor, i coudl use a little more spice. Missing that crisp Witte flavor, but good!

Bottle: Pours a hazy yellowish golden topped by a white film. The aroma is very bright and fruity. Tons of coriander with a nice fresh tart citrus charcter (loads of oranges). The flavor is very citrusy. This stuff if bright and slightly tart. There’s a crisp and refresing acidity. Lots of orange character is all over the body, along with the coriander back. This is an interesting, tart and fruity wheat beer that would be the perfect for a hot summer day.