Weyerbacher Blanche

12oz. Spicy and dry aroma. Wheat gives a wonderful feeling in the mouth, thickish. Yay beer!

Poured a hazy yellow with light white head. Spicy aroma of orange peel (as expected for the style). Well carbonated, dry, spicy and tart. A good all around wit.

Draft from Village Beer Merchant. Pours a very hazy light straw color. Aroma is dominated by an almost perfumey amount of coriander with touches of alcohol (which is strange since it’s fairly light on the abv) and yeasty wheat. Mouthfeel is lively but you could still taste the cloudiness of the brew. Taste is spicy and citrusy coriander and sweet wheat malt with a light tartness and funk. Little bit of grainy staleness along with moderate coriander (maybe some hop?) bitterness in the aftertaste. Very decent for the style, although it lacks the orange flavor i’m used to being assaulted with in wit beers.

12 ounce bottle from Whole Foods Market, Raleigh, NC. Pours a hazy very pale straw yellow color with a large creamy white head. Decent head retention and lacing. Very yeasty, spicy aroma with a bit of citrus. Taste is bread, citrus and light spice. Light bodied.

Hazy yellow, they got the color right. Some wheat and coriander in the nose. Thin palate and light flavor, with more coriander than wheat or other spices. Very little orange. Fruity and refreshing, if light.

12oz - Nice looking, strangely glowign yellow liquid with a white head. A oily, coconut flavored whack on the first sip ruined all after that.

12 oz bottle acquired via trade. Poured hazy gold with a minute white head and hefty carbonation bubbles. Aroma was wheat, banana, coriander, pepper. Flavor had a nice spicy kick with some wheat and banana thrown in. I was skeptical looking at the reviews going in, but I actually thought this was a pretty solid brew for the style.