Wittekerke

Pours white to hazy pale amber color with a creamy white head, good aroma of citrus and sweet maltiness. Wonderful taste, very easy to drink. Has good lacing. I would recommend and drink again.

Sampled from 11.2-oz can at friend’s party. Pours a semi-hazed golden pale brew with a thin white head that quickly dissipates to a fine film. Aroma of lemon zest, a hint of golden grain malt with wheat, some mild earthy herbs and a touch of corn. Taste is light to medium bodied with flavors of golden grain malt, some lemon and lemon zest with some corn character. Finish is semi-sweet, some extra carbonation compared to most other witbiers with a short lives lemon zest aftertaste. Missing the typical Belgian yeast, corinader but still drinkable.

Pours a pale hazy grapefruit into a tumbler. Bright white head recedes to skim surface leaving slight lacing. Wheat and lemon aromas. Crisp with front to back lemon and wheat.

Sampled at the 2008 Creative Loafing Beerfest in St. Pete. Nice white Belgian wheat. Smooth.

Hazy pale yellow coloured beer with small whtie head. Lemon aroma, soda like. Full bit sparkling palate. Finish is bit bitter, lemon like.

330 ml bottle. Finland. Cloudy yellow with disappearing head. Sweet lemon aroma. Flavour ok but not as good as I expected from a witbier.

Tasting at Brewtopia. Yellow pour. White head. Pretty bland white beer. The aroma is pretty decent with a good dose of yeast, malt and some faint hints of spices...but the flavor was just bland. Tart and not all that appealing.

Pale cloudy yellow, small white head. Skunky pils aroma with sugar and wheat. Flavor is of pale 3/4 fermented wheat and corn sugars. bright mouthfeel. Fizzy texture. corn sweet finish.