UPDATED: AUG 20, 2023 Can at home, from Yards and Crafts online, 19/08/23. Hazed orange with a just off white head that retains well. Nose is lemon rind, herb, hedgerow, straw, grains. Taste comprises lemon zest, herb, light white peppery spice, bubblegum, grass, hedgerow. Medium bodied, fine carbonation, semi drying close with a light Noble hop presence. Decent for the style.

On tap. I'm thinking this is an exaggerated rating based on the reviews that come before mine. A decent witbier, but nowhere near the rating that it has. Some lemon and bubblegum on the nose. Nice effervescence after the pour, refreshing mouthfeel and tastes of lemon rind, some spices, lovely.

UPDATED: SEP 17, 2017 Pours a cloudy lemon yellow colour with a small fine white head. The aroma is freshly baked grainy bread and citrus. Full in the mouth, creamy and lightly carbonated, a grainy bread flavour, some orange zesty bitterness in the finish. Very good.

I love witbier and this was right up there. Very well balanced, tasted like juice at times from the oranges. Maybe a bit yeasty if I was looking for faults.

A very clean and crisp beer, good orange and coriander notes. Light carbonation gives a light pleasant mouthfeel.

Bottle. Pours a hazy cloudy Amber orange with a quickly fading off white bubble head. Aroma is of banana, clove, citrus, caramel. Taste is of bubblegum, banana, clove, toffee. Watery to oily mouthfeel, soft carbonation.

Bottle from mchughs. Pours cloudy orange with bubbly white head. Nice head retention. Herbal, dough, yeast, Slight citrus aroma. Flavor is sweet biscuit with a vegetal finish. A little spice in there too with a long slight citrus finish.

Bottle from Martins. Murky orange with a thin head. Aroma of yeast and wheat. Flavour is spicy malt, tangy yeast, dry spiced caramel base.

A malty, citrus aroma with hints of spice, the taste of citrus/orange makes for a very refreshing beer. The palate fades quickly, making you go for the next sip even faster