Wittekerke

Very cloudy white with small diminishing head. Faint sweet aroma. Med body. Light orange flavors. Overall, not much weight. It is refreshing. What it does have isn’t bad just not enough of it.

Tasty, Its got a real orange subtle taste. Floavor of bubblegum and wheat powers this beer. Enjoyable. even though its in a can

Not bad, not good. Average. I reckon this is the low-end of Belgium Wittes. Tastes like a typical witte, just less of it. If that makes sense. I’ll drink this 6 pack and probably won’t buy it any more. I’m guessing this would go down well with girls.

On tap at the VBF. Pours a cloudy yellow with white head. Coriander in the nose with a standard witbier flavor.

From the bottle.

Pours hazy beige with a short-lived head. The aroma is mostly orange peel, with some wheat, spice, and yeast; the flavor is basically lemon water with a bit of spice thrown in, and some wonderbread on the finish.

Not much here.

Cloudy yellow pour with a small layer of fast settling bubbles. Tart, lemony aroma with a bit of stale bread yeastiness. A sip reveals lightly sparkly tartness and then--nothing. A surprising lack of any impression of taste, further exacerbated by the thin, watery body. Uninspired stuff. Nothing really wrong with it if you think good beer is measured by the absence of flaws.

bottle.. pale yellow pour, thin white head , no lace . aroma of lemon and wheat. flavor is lemon and some more citrus . very light no bitterness ,no alcohol. good in the summer but thats about all.

Bottle from Johns Grocery and poured into a tumbler - Pours hazy golden with a two finger head that falls quickly leaving no lace; lemon and a touch of wheat to the nose; lots of lemon on the initial taste with, again, hints of wheat (not too much) and other citrus; clean finish with wheat and yeast on the backtaste; No real bitterness to this beer; A basic beer that’s refreshing, not overpowering, and very drinkable!