Wittekerke

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

Serve in Tumbler, Weizen

Appearance: Light, cloudy yellow. Nice amount of quite thick head. Aroma: Wheat, quite yeasty. Citric fruit. Taste: Wheat, quite lemony and dry. Not bad. Info: 250ml bottle, 8/5-2007, 168/500

11.2 oz brown bottle. Cloudy pale yellow colour, head is white, rocky, creamy. Lemony aroma. Wheaty body, light clove sweetness, lemon accents. Dry end, wheaty and yeasty. Creamy texture, soft body, light tingling carbonation. Serviceable wit, and going down well in 30C temperatures.

Bottle. Very nice taste and extremely light body. Pale yellow pour. Slightly sour flavor with a citrus/tart finish... very refreshing.

On tap at 6 ’N Save. Poured a hazy golden straw color with a small white foamy head. I’m sure it would have had a bigger head had they not filled it so full. The aroma is lemon, clove, and a grassy hint. Flavor has a nice spice with a yeasty bready citrus. A pretty light body, but it seems like it would be pretty refreshing. Not a huge fan of a lot of wheats, but this is pretty decent.

Bottle 33 cl. Pours a pale yellow with a big and fading white head. The flavour is sourish with a thin grainy note to it. The finish is spicey (anish-seed) and sweetish (banana and citrus).

11.2 oz can. Pours straw color with a thick foamy head that stays for quite a while. Aroma of light citrus and yeast. Flavor is hay, lemon, slightly tart with yeast. Nice doughy spiced aftertaste. A decent wit but nothing terrific. Kinda good for the price though and its in cans.

Strange clearish yellow color develops a tall fluffy white head. Light wheat, straw nose. The taste is lemony more a Wit than a Wheat if that makes sense. The light tart flavors and a sweet-dry finish make this a nice beer.

Bottle at the Glenwood. Pours a cloudy yellow color with a big white head that fills up the glass nicely. Aroma is a little bit of yeast. Flavor is more full bodied with some nice banana flavors and some spice.