Wittekerke

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

My first witbier, just randomly picked it out of a local Trader Joe’s. Not a bad beer, and not expensive either.

bottle. not bad for an imported white ale. citrus flavor is there but faint, and while this one doesnt have great appearance its worth the try.

Bottle from uto. I’ve avoided this slag as everyone’s had it. It may have done the rounds, but it’s limp in my mouth. One of the palest beers I’ve ever witnessed - sort of a platinum blonde with a dishsoap head. Ornate lacing. Really nice natural lemon wheat nose. Standard wheat taste with notes of lemongrass, lime and ginger. Abrupt lemon finish. Very much like a shandy. Light and refreshing wit a soft mouthfeel. Sod it. This old tart may have a few tricks left.

Bottle at home. Citrusy top, very white and foamy. Lemony scent. Sparkling. Citrus taste overwhelming, with some lemon, grass taste. Very smooth. Sour aftertaste. Bit of a flat ending.

Pours a very light golden yellow with a big fluffy clou-like head. Very fresh looking. Smells of light citrus fruits and wheat. Quite appealing. Taste is very light and refreshing. Light orange and other citrsu fruits reign supreme in the taste. Quite flavorful, but very subtle. There is even a little sugar sweetness towards the finish which blended well with the citrus taste. Great can beer.

bought in a can at local trader joes.had to try "authentic belgain beer" encased in aluminum. nice pour, decent white head with a good bit of lacing.lemony, grassy, wheaty,aromas.nice golden/orange cloudy body.tastes of faint lemony hops, a bit of grass, and of course wheat.definitely surprised by the beer in a can.

basement aromas, resin, roasty, banana, bubblegum, butterscotch, ginger, soy sauce, light body, thin feel, soft carbonation, astringent, good with nachos.

bottle - Pours hazy yellow with fine carbonation forming a medium sized head. It smells yeasty with lots of citrus. The flavor is light with citrus and maybe some banana notes. It’s straightforward and refreshing, nothing exciting, but not bad either.