Vuuve

Vuuve bottle at Belgian Cafe Philly. App 4 Aroma 9 Taste 8 Palate 4 Overall 16

Tap at Sunswick. Poured a cloudy blond. Nose was lemon and yeasty. Pretty thin mouthful lead to a wheaty, fruity, and spicy ale. I didn’t realize it was a wheat until I tasted it, not my favorite style, found this one to be ok, not great.

330ml Bottle: Sweet aroma of wheat, coriander, oranges, fruit, light nectar, spices, and a hint of yeast. Poured gold with hints of orange and amber in color and medium to large-sized white head that lasted throughout. Cloudy. Sparkling. Some large particles. Flavor is light to medium sweet and lightly bitter. Tastes of oranges, spices, coriander, vegetables, wheat, and yeast. Overly spiced. Extremes of orange, coriander, and other spices. Light body. Tingly, dry texture. Lively carbonation. Spiced, sweet finish is lightly dry.

Draft at Redlight. Pours a light cloudy milky straw color. Sour fruity, citrus, peppery aroma. light clean malt taste with pepper citrus and coriander.Crisp and tasty, very easy drinking wit.

Crisp lemon barley and wheaty sourness aroma. Lemon meringue looks with pale yellowy haze and snowy froth. Lean, zesty, no frills Wit with a squirt of dryness unusual for the style. No blatant spicing. Flowery lemon, dusty not perfumey coriander, hint of pineapple cube. Vanilla afters. Beautiful lacing. Decent.

Pours a slightly hazy orange color with an oily white head. Aroma is sour orange and vanilla. Flavor is sugary curacao, some breadiness, and a decent fizz. Finish is a lingering sour with a twinge of vinegary acid. It’s ok, but I would not seek it out.

On draft at Redlight. Super murky yellow color with a sticky white head, leaving lacing all over the glass. Taste is like an orange peel and lemon cream milkshake. Very creamy and surprisingly thick on the palate. Good stuff.

On tap at the Brick Store. Pours a bright, hazy fluorescent yellow with a decent head that lingers for a while and leaves good lacing. The aroma has lots of citrus with orange dominating and a generous helping of spices. The taste starts out with orange zest and lemons and gives way to an earthy malt and Belgian yeast backbone before the the citrus comes back strong in the finish. The mouthfeel is a bit light and watery without being refreshing. This is a little short as a wit in my book.