Wittekerke

Brewed by Bavik-De Brabandere
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Harelbeke, Belgium

11.2 oz bottle. Reads "Authentic Belgian Wheat Ale." Ill be honest, this label turns me on. I dont know why, but it is sexy. This belgian pours a normal wit body - cloudy, hazy orange. The aroma is light and citrusy. The taste is a bit watered down, but very refreshing. Overall a good wit.

can. cloudy pour wiht minimal white head. mild beer. some scent and taste of lemon.

Bottle. Cloudy pale straw color with a huge head. Good lacing. Aroma of pale malt, wheat and light lemon/citrus. Very light body. A little spice in the taste; pepper and coriander. Lemons abound. Good for the Summer.

Pours very hazy. My wife drank this one and said it had a coconut taste at the begining. She said it finished very well.

Pours a hazy gold/yellow. just a plain wit with a thin pallete. Had some lemon taste, but that is about all.

Aroma could be confused with that of San Pelligrino’s Limonata lemon beverage. In other words, it smelled lemony and bitter. Taste was far from the smell. I didn’t get much taste. Not so great.

On tap in Tampa. Pours a thick white head, cloudy golden yellow. Was served with an orange slice, but I disposed of that. Smells of citrus. Tastes lightly of lemons and little of orange, but I missed the peppery sensation. Not a fan of the after taste. Better than Blue Moon, but I want to try more Belgian whites before I compare it further.

Pours cloudy, yellow, with a fluffy head. Aroma of citrus, apple, wheat. Moderate mouth feel with a strong peppery, citrus flavor. By far not the best belgian I’ve had, but a decent one.