Clear yellow with a decent white head. Aroma is begin yeast, citrus, coriander, spicy aroma. Medium to thin body. Flavor has some sweet fruits, yeast, spice notes. Fairly muted from what I was expecting. Decent.

Nice pour, slight haze on a pale lager background. Some gunk on the bottom of the bottle that makes it swirl a little in the glass. Smell is just plain old beery good. Slight veggie aroma like it came from a green bottle, but it didn’t. Also, some banana in there after a while hitting the olfactory. First taste makes me think this is stronger than your typical witbeir. Orange peel in there. Average amount of carbonation. Goes down pretty easy. Rather enjoyable except for that higher alky impression. Leaves a slight bitterness on the back of the throat that is not characteristic of wits. Overall, not bad. I just don’t care for that bitter ending after the swig.

Sampled on draft at the Rivertowne Pub this beer poured a very cloudy yellow- amber color with a medium sized white head that produced good lacing. The aroma was fairly strong lemon and orange with undertones that were musty and spicy. The flavor was sweetish, grainy and yeasty with a notes of orange and lemon and a hint of spice. The finish was long, grainy and yeasty. Moderately full bodied. Solid.