Wittekerke

Yellow with a small fizzy head. very watery and not much texture or taste. Very plain.

Hazy yellow color with a medium head. Very thin aroam of yeast. Ditto in the flavor with a little addition of malt. No wheat for my tastebuds. A good lawnmower beer.

An inoffensive Belgian white--a bit spicier than Hoegarden, but otherwise lacking its depth and tartness.

Can. Hazed gold. Small white head. Nose seems a little bland. Light spice, citrus, yeast and light grains. Taste is sweet with more spice and yeast along with lighter grains. Lemony notes throughout. Body is light. This is very drinkable even if it’s not really very good.Finish is lingering light spice and yeast with more lemon notes.

Middle of the road wheat, not really special, but not offensive either. It looks and tastes ordinary at first, but blossoms into a decent flavour of spice and citrus that lingers.

Not bad for a mainstream Belgian Wit - the wheat is well-subliminalized as in some of the master brews. Strong straw-banana aroma. Flavor suggests of allspice, banana and damiana. Some malt shows through also, along with a bit of yeastiness of course.

Hazy pale-yellow beer with airy white head. Wheat aroma’s a light citrussy accents in the nose also soft spices. Taste is smooth, wheaty and light sweet with a watery finish. Good refreshing summer beer.

Grabbed a 6pack for $6.49 to have something to take to a BYOB dinner/dance. somewhat of an optical illusion? the 11.2 cans look smaller than they are. Cloudy pale yellow with a nice white head and lace. Aroma is wheaty and spicy with a very prominent spice that I cant identify. Also shows up in the flavor quite noticeable. Nice flavor, full soft body, good mouthfeel. Others complaining about it at $9 a sixpack but at $6.49 a six is pretty good.