Watou’s Wit Bier

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

Serve in Tumbler, Weizen

Bottle. Cloudy orange, huge white head. Mild lemon and wheat dough with quite sharp coriander and white pepper. Watery. A little fruit sweetness, mild spices with a touch of metal. Thirst slaker, but not deeply refreshing.

Hazy light yellow body with white head. Very odd appearance, seems to be thin. Aroma of hops, wheat and coriander. Fresh at first, then turns to metallic. Aroma is definitely best part of this brew.

Bottle.Hazy yellow colour with white head who stays.Aroma 0f apricot and pineapple fresh fruity with gassy mouthfeels good note of wheat and yeast.

250 ml bottle. From Popering, Belgium. Shared w/ Brandman.
Hazy yellow colour with small white head. Fruits (pineapple/peach/citrus/apricot), sweet caramel, wheat and coriander in aroma. Wheat, fruits, hops and some metal in mild flavour. Flavour is big disappointment after delicious aroma.

Bottle. Really pale golden. Little hazy. Aroma has corander, lime grass, hops and some sweet marmalade. Flavor has coriander, lime grass and some citrus. Palate is very thin! To thin.

Shared this one w/ SkyCop32. Picked up in Bruges by my friend Patriot Maintenence. Pours a light golden amber color. Aromas of citrus/coriander/some hops. I not big a beers with coriander like tastes. Probably a good beer just not my cup of beer.

Pours a hazy pale yellow with a nice white head. Aroma of citrus, grassy and straw, malts, and spices. Flavors of malts and hops, some ginger, grassy notes, citrus with more of lemons, and some spice finish. Good carbonation, light sweet and bitter, little dry finish. Refreshing.

Pale yellow with a huge head. Aroma of sugar, coriander and yeast. The flavour is sweet and very refreshing. A thirst clencher.