Wittekerke

Did not taste much to me, I don’t know, maybe my palate had some traces of something else. It smelled very nice though.

bottle. has a very sweet, lemon aroma. pours a cloudy light yellow with medium head. has a very tart taste lemon a lemon merenge? pie. good but not great.

11.2oz bottle. Nose is herbal and spicy, slightly tart, lemon and citrus with a hint of wheat. Hazy color due to the dregs being poured into the beer. Some floaties. One fingered, white head sticks around for a while. Soft mouthfeel with a slick finish. Taste is candy-like orange peel, soft wheat, and a slight herbal/citrus flavor. A touch of tartness. Fairly average.

11.2 oz bottle. Pours cloudy golden yellow. Creamy, white one finger head. Aroma of wheat and citrus. Flavor of banana, wheat, lemon and spice. Nice, smooth and creamy with a slightly sweet finish. Very nice Belgian White Ale.

Pours very light cloudy yellow with a good sized white head. Aroma is mostly wheat with a touch of citrus. Mouth feel is creamy. Flavor is very mild and lacks the complexity of a good Witte. Very drinkable, but not exceptional.

12 oz. can poured into a pint glass. Pours a hazy dense light yellow color, almost like unhealthy urine. Small white head that laces well throughout the entire experience, dissipates but sticks around in a respectable sense. Aromas are sweet, I can’t pick out much adjunct despite my desires to do so. Sweet malts balanced with a light citrusy zest. Taste is similar, lighter bodied on the palate with notes of citrus and the typical wheat sweetness. Decent, not a great example of the Wit style though.

Bottle. Pours a hazy pale yellow with a thin white head that leaves light lacing. Wheat/corn aroma with a hint of spice. The flavor is finds wheat and lemon. Light body, lively carbonation.

A decent white, goes well with salty foods. The palate is primarily vanilla and banana, with strong honey accents.