Wasatch White Label

Brewed by Schirf Brewing Company/Wasatch Brew Pub
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Park City, Utah USA

Serve in Tumbler, Weizen

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Large white head that fads quickly leaving no lace. Flat wheaty malt, funky papery lemon sour. Clean wheat, sour light lemony, and a papery light bitter finish. Medium bodied with pretty aggresive carbonation. A pretty nice beer in my book.

pale yellow with a white head. nose is coriander, wheat, spics, clove, light orange, and zest. very light on the palate, heavy clove flavor, wheat, lemon, and a clean finish.

Bright yellow but a little cloudy. Tons of bubbles. :he taste is like a good white wine but I’m drinking beer. Starts quite sweet but the sweetness is subdued by the malt. Finish is dry and floury.

Ultra pale yellow with a thin white head. Aroma of mildly skunked grains, coriander, orange peel and yeast. Taste of grains, coriander, citrus and yeast. Carbonated with a weird oily mouth feel and a peppery finish. Misses the mark.

12 oz bottle from Utah State Liquor Store #18 Cedar City. Nose is grass, honey, cloves, and white yeasty bread. Hazy light yellow with a medium yellow tinged head. Flavor is lightly sweet, cloves, caramel, and light bubblegum.

bottle... ugly dirty gold, off white head, leaves only a ring but has some lace... lightly sweet, graham cracker, cereal, ok but super boring... taste is bland but its better than the nose, sweet overall in a generic way, really grainy, a bit of honey... it unoffensive enough, just so many better options its not worth it

What an amazing witbier! Light amber in color and from an aggressive pour a good foamy head that dissipated quickly to a thin sheen with minimal lacing. Aromas of grains and hearty spices. Flavors of orange zest, lemon zest and clove. Light-bodied and very smooth with a nice dry, clean finish with no harsh aftertastes.

Bottled. Poured bright golden with a short-lived white head. The aroma picked up tangy lemon zest, cloves, and coriander over meaty lemon and nondescript pale malts. The flavor found the same lemon and spices as the nose, and they were quite refreshing.. dry pale malts beneath.. very wheaty and yeasty on the dry finish.. tasty! Light-bodied, dry, and tangy on the palate.. good feel and flow.. solid brew.

The beer pours a hazy yellow color with a white head. The aroma is pretty basic for a Belgian white. I get a lot of wheat and coriander, with some orange and lemon citrus notes mixed in. The flavor is also pretty straightforward. The wheat is complimented by the coriander and slightly bitter orange peel. Thin mouthfeel and medium, soft carbonation.

Pours a clear yellow color with aroma of fruit specifically cherries. Taste is very clean and light, slight spice and citrus throughout. Overall a very drinkable beer that was surprisingly tasty.