Pour is a cloudy yellow with a small white head. Aroma is lots of citrus and lemon. Flavor is nothing great. Some corriander and wheat but very light. Still this is a good wit just for the look and aroma alone.

Bottled. Taste is kind of slight for a style that can often be overdone, but it’s a nice summer refresher nonetheless. Yellow body with whitish haze. Decent wit smell with a hint of spiciness. Taste is a little oxidized, which cold be because I bought it warm. Somewhat of a milky aftertaste. So,anyway it’s OK by me.

Sampled at From The Vine beer tasting Jul 9th, 2004: This brew is a bright yellow color with simmering carbonation and a thin white head. Thin lacing as well. The aroma is lightly spiced with some citrus. Light-bodied and crisp, with spices, citrus and toasted malt flavors. The finish is mildly bitter hops and citrus again. Fairly easy to drink but it doesn’t really stack up against the many exemplary beers of the style that are readily available.

Next up in the wheat sweepstakes is Zoomer Wit. I am enjoying the summer wheats. Pours a cloudy light orange, with a thin white head. The body is decidedly light, with strong carbonation. Flavor is as expected: notes of coriander and orange peel in a matrix of wheat, sweet malts, and just the right touch of hops. Too light and "typical" to be considered great, but worth the $. Plus, there's something about the bottle...

Amber, slightly phenolic nose; mild palate with clean pale malt notes, fairly subdued spiciness.