Weyerbacher Blanche

Pours gold into a tumbler. White head recedes to skim surface. Orange and coriander aromas. Sweet citrus upfront and crisp. Lasting yeasty wheat finish.

12oz bottle from secret Santa 2008. Maybe he was mad, as this bottle looked damaged and the cap was rusted. Hazy straw color with a whitish particles. No head. This smells off. It was either infected or simply very strange for the style. A bit of sour fruit and a dull sock like aroma. Maybe some spice. There is only a hint of off flavor in the taste but it is deep down and if not for the aroma I don’t know that you would have noticed it. There is a bit of tangy spice and a touch of Belgian yeast flavor. The whole thing is an odd combo but it is drinkable. Medium body and wet mouth feel. I’ll try this again some day and see if a fresher sample is different (though I don’t know bout the age of this one).

12 oz. Pale and cloudy straw-colored with a small fleeting head. Aroma of bready yeast and citrus. Flavors of citrus, yeast, wheat, and spicy grass. Lemon ice cream aftertaste.Light body is lightly carbonated and dryish.

NIce hazy yellow pour, with a small diminishing head. Aroma is ALL corriander, and lemon, and a touch of orange. Flavour is front loaded with corriander, and a sweet breadiness. A little wattery, and a slightly sweet finish.

Bottle, given to Ryan by Chris Wilson, head brewer at Weyerbacher! Thanks you guys! Pours an orange-yellow golden with no head. Flavor and aromas of citrus, orange, banana, bubblegum, and a bit of spice. Pretty good, easy drinking wit.