Wittekerke

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

Serve in Tumbler, Weizen

33cl can from Total Wine Jacksonville. Pours cloudy golden yellow. Creamy, white one finger head. Smells of straw, hay, wheat. Faint sweet smell of fresh cut grass. Tastes of banana, wheat, hints of lemon. Nice, smooth, slightly sweet finish. Very nice Belgian White Ale.

11.2 ounce can, like photo. A decent white; lemonade appearance, with lasting head. Aroma faintly floral. Flavor strongly fruity, like fermented mandarin oranges. Deeper coriander ending, with a fairly long hopsbitterness. Worth drinking as a refresher, w/low alcohol and lots of flavors coming and going.

Bottled. Looks like a fanta, quite yellow. Small white head. Aroma of yeast, like some cheap nordic lager. Perhaps a bit citrus. Taste quite good, lemony, good long finish.

Bottled. Hazy, light lemony yellow with huge white head. Nose is yeast, wheat, pineapple/lemony fruitiness and coriander. Flavor a bit citric and wheaty with mild tartness. Little hops in the finish. Medium bodied with strong, spritzy carbonation. Mild, but nicely tart and refreshing wit.

Poured at a bar in Ft. Collins. Pours a cloudy yellow with an insubstantial white head. A typical beer.

A tasting at Three Cellars Milwaukee. Nicely carbonated. Light-bodied with banana, coriander and orange

cloudy, hazy yellow body with large white head...aroma is sour, with hints of spice and lemon...flavor of lemon and coriander, with obvious wheat

Bottled at Monks Café, Stockholm. Pours out in a hazy pale yellow appearance with a fluffy lasting white foam. Mild aroma of dried oranges, wheat, soap and mild spices. Light-bodied with notes of banana, soap, coriander and dried oranges. Short mild finish of lemon and mild spices.