White Rabbit White Ale

Brewed by White Rabbit Brewery
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Healesville, Australia

Serve in Tumbler, Weizen

send corrections   |   shelftag   |   edit barcodes   |   update pic

Sweet and light. Bit heavy on the fizz, and not nearly enough texture or weight. I’d drink it in a pinch, but not over most other Australian ales.

Floral aroma, pale appearance, minimal white head. medium sweetness, long finish, soft carbonation, thin feel, light body, thin feel,

Tap at the merrywell. Straw yellow pour. Nose has bready yeast and mild floral hops. Taste has a yeasty fruity malt backing. Typical wheat beer. Good tho ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Not my taste. How do you say that in a minimum of 75 words? Lol. Not my taste. How do you say that in a minimum of 75 words? Lol. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Pale yellow slightly cloud pour with no head. Aroma is wheat, very light fruit. Taste is ok - slightly sour, a little citrus, spice, but a bit bland. Easy quaffer

Very cloudy pale yellow colour with huge white head. Subtle wheaty aroma. Mild corriander flavour, soft mouthfeel and ends dry.

I had this from the tap as a guest brew at Little Creatures in Fremantle, so it may differ from the official brew. This beer pours as a cloudy, light yellow liquid with a minimal bubbly head. The aroma is of banana and straw. The taste is sour with carbonation adding to that flavour. This is a light bodied wheat beer with a creamy texture and a finish of hay but mostly carbonation. Overall the is a wheat beer with the right flavour and texture, suited for the summer season. That said I thought it was perhaps a bit watery and this diminished the thick creaminess I like in other wheat beers.

On tap at the Bended Elbow in Albury. Served a hazy light golden color with a decent head that fades to bits of lacing. Fairly mild aroma, sort of fruity and a bit herbal. Taste is fairly mild, bit of fruit with a mild malt sweetness and a bit of grain. Mild bitterness and a fairly clean finish. Fairly light body, smooth but a bit bland. Pretty ordinary for the style.

UPDATED: AUG 15, 2012 Draught at Archive Beer Boutique, Brisbane. Poured a cloudy "unfiltered apple juice" colour with a thin white head that diminished quickly although it laced OK. Moderate carbonation. Aroma of grain malt. Tasted of citrus flavours followed with a clove finish. Medium body.

pours a light hazy straw colour, not a lot going on really some slight honey and herbal flavours, almost like funny tasting water.