Wittekerke

aroma is okay but not outstanding, beer looks true to style, flavor is a little sweet i miss some sourness or citrus to balance, refreshing but boring.

Pours a cloudy yellow color with a white head. Aroma is really fruity, orange peel and coriander. Flavor is much the same, with a nice spicy finish. I think this is a bit underated.

11.2 oz can. Ultra hazy yellow-vanilla color with a steady, foamy head. Mild lemon peel and brewery aroma. On the vanilla creamy side of a Wit, as opposed to the ones dominated by citrus or spice. Deliciously refreshing, with a nice yeasty taste with some faint lemony wheat earthiness in the background. An extremely enjoyable beer.

12oz bottle. Murkey yellow in color, lots of floaties in it. Ok head. Aroma is spicy citrus aroma. Taste is the same. Light medium texture, easy to drink. Overall an ok witbier.

Bottled. Hazy golden with a small, white head. Spicy and yeasty in both aroma and flavour. Fresh pomerance.

cloudy white yellow coloured body with a white head a sweet spicy citrus aroma a sweet spicy little fruity taste with a spicy bitter finish

Great beer. I like the can effect. Though being steel, it makes me sad to tip the beer to my lip and find nothing left. Smells of wheat and some straw. Tastes of wheat banana, and citrus. Very well done.

Hazy golden, copious white moussey head. Coriander/citrus plus mystery spice (fennel?) in the (slightly soapy?) aroma, a tad vegetal. Plenty of wheat twang with background pils sweetness. Fruity/citrus, floral, very mild phenolics, and a hit of aluminum from the can I poured it out of. Were it fresher, spicier, and packaged better, it could be a solid solid wit.