355ml can. Dark orange with a thin white head. Wheat, lemon and yeasty aroma. Some unrecognizable spice as well. Flavor has wheat, ginger, citrusy notes. Refreshing, but quite boring.

Süßlicher, etwas kräuterartiger Antrunk. Hell, süffig, harmonisch. Mit der Zeit milder, die Gewürznoten rücken dadurch stärker in dem Vordergrund. 6/9/9/10/10/9

Can: Curacao nose. Shimmering amber, thin head. Lemony, but weak. Thin mouthfeel. Rather milquetoast.

Can 35,5 cl. Pours a hazy golden with a white head. Lovely spicy Sorachi Ace aroma - paired with a little coriander. Light body, sweet and tart fruit with a little yeast. No bitterness. But a lovely summer quencher. 271212

can purchased for 77 ships @ geers, who than generously splitted it with me. smells kinda like ginger tea.. tastes weird, (unique? love it !) gingertea again. weak carbo ( love that as well) , sadly enough i dont love gingertea that much :p

Can. Hazy dark yellow with tiny white head. Aroma is malt, wheat, yeast, orange peel and lemon. Flavour is malt, wheat, yeast, spices, orange peel, hop, little bitter, little sweet and a little pepper.

Location: 12 oz can from Charleston Beer Exchange, 12/8/12

Aroma: The nose has some wheat, some ginger, other spices, tropical fruity notes, and lemongrass
Appearance: It pours a completely clouded golden color with a bright white head and drippy lace
Flavor: The taste is a little sweet, with some nice spice, hop bitterness, and a lemongrass finish
Palate: The body is medium, it has a smooth feel, some tingle, spice, and a nice, dry finish
Overall Impression:  This one seemed to be pretty well made. I really enjoyed trying it. From what I have found, these couple of Westbrook beers show me that they make some of the best local offering in the Charleston beer scene.

33cl can from Geers. Dorée, col blanc fin disparaissant vite. Arôme présente un léger bouquet de gingembre, le tout suivi par ce profile de blanche belge entre froment, citronnelle et pointe d’écorce sans pour cela être au dessus de la moyenne. Houblon est présent mais discret ajoutant une brève note de citron. Palais est léger mélangeant un subtile ajout épicé de gingembre, coriandre, profil de bouche assez râpeux avec ce fini type de blanche belge. Palais épais, sec et terreux via les grains et froment, levure, malt presque biscuité. Gingembre est présent sans pour cela dominer, le Sorachi reste en retrait ajoutant juste la fraicheur nécessaire de ce côté citronné frais. Sympa à boire, un bon changement de ce que l’on trouve en Belgique avec ici cet ajout de gingembre qui apporte une belle dimension sans pour cela révolutionner le style.

Small, fast goen whitish head over fully hazy orange-ochre beer. Citrussy-hoppy aroma, if totally different from IPA; some rosewater, ginger and other sweetish-hot spices; very aromatic. Again sweet-spicy. Ginger is rather oppressive, to the detriment of the rest, which consists mainly of rosewater - touch of lemongrass as well. Maybe some liquorice and finishing on rosepetals. Spritzy, light body. Original twist on classical witbier - but it still is not going to be my style.