Watou’s Wit Bier

Brewed by Van Eecke
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Poperinge-Watou, Belgium

Serve in Tumbler, Weizen

Unclear pale yellow with small white head. Hint’s of lemon, orange, spice and bit of herbal taste. Nicely balanced.

Pours with a huge head although mostly dissapeared, smells yeasty and hoppy (in a nice way) tastes very light, fruity and almost, ALMOST a cinnamon taste, short but distinct palate, enjoyable and will be bought again

Pours particularly thin looking. Not much yeast. Aroma is basic white beer, not very citris though. Taste is refreshing lacking anything in the way of body, but seriously drinkable, with more bittering hops than expected in the finish.

Bottle. Creamy white excellent mostly lasting head. Yellow colour. Fantastic initial hoppy aroma, but it quickly fades away too almost nothing. Very many citrusnotes. Ordinary but nice flavor, light bitter. Oily palate. I like this witt.

typical yellow body with a fomay white head.lots of metal in the aroma.followed by some wheat,and blueberries.flavor is much of the same.boring but not bad.

Bottle.25cl. What a wit, but the head is not strong, other wise it is wonderfull. I have to have it some other time.

nice head and a little lace that persists, slightly hazy mid-range amber. nice carbonation, noticed a distinct wet-cardboard flavor, John noticed a blueberry flavor. a bit thin and subdued. not the best wit. not the worst. BBE week 4 Oct 07. from a bottle brought back to La Crosse, Wis.

Arrestingly sour, slightly wood-tinged Asti Spumante snout. The typical haze and snowy foam. Sharp and quenching. Ends with a fairly abrupt, bitter metallic dryness for a Wit. Definite nibbles of metal and wood. A pleasantly savoury interpretation.