Wittekerke

Yellow, slightly opaque, big white head, not a lot of aroma, some yeast, a little citrus, flavor was niether offensive nor very exciting. Refreshingly smooth, lively carbonation, some mild Belgian yeast character, not much spice. Not a great beer, but a good summer sipper that comes in cans, doesn’t cost too much, and goes great with a grilled burger, a fish fry, a clam bake, most anything, deserves a little credit for sheer utility.

Milky white/yellow white head that thins. Light sweet honey like nose. Smooth body, almost honey like light flavor. Good and great for summer. Enjoyed by suggestion at Choice City.

Bottle. Cloudy, straw colored brew with a small, quickly vanishing head. Floral aroma with lemon other fruitiness. I taste heavy banana flavors and a mild sourness. An easy drinking beer for a hot day with enough flavor to keep things interesting.

Keg (St. Urho’s, Helsinki) Very light cloudy yellow. Flowery light aroma and refreshing taste. Full of unroasted grain taste. Not as sharp as I like in a blanche.

Can. Pours hazy murky yellow with a thin bright white head. Yeasty dryness on the nose. Some light lemon sourness. Slightly flora. Nice balance of creamy and carbonated on the palate. Fairly simple flavor: yeast, malt, lemongrass, cloves, berries with none really dominating over any other. Pleasant beer.

Can. pours a very light cloudy color with a decent white head. Decent not to fruity or spicy. Much less of a yeast profile than I had expected. I prefer this to hoegaarden because its not so fruity.

Can; Poured a murky pale yellow; looked pretty close to straw. Smallish white head. Aroma of lemon, wheat and yeast. Somewhat creamy, with a dry (lightly floral hopped finish). Flavor was lemon and wheat, with a slight hint of spice. About average for the style, but still enjoyable and refreshing.

Draft. Dry aroma of yeast and grain (like a typical white beer). Flavor pretty much the same but sweet and fruity, a little worse than a hoeggarden. Good amount of carbonation.