Tap, at the brewery. Opaque, dark yellow. Thick, bubbly, white head. Pretty herby wit. Notes of coriander and dried orange. Grainy and wheaty. Taste is soft sweet. Some orange zest bitterness. A little oiliness on the palate. Shortish, dry, and light bitter finish.

On tap at Farmhouse tap and grill.
This was poured into a tall tulip.
The appearance was a semi-hazy somewhat cloudy golden color with a bar pour’s kind of slim little head.
The smell started off with some sweet orange colliding with some spices of coriander and orange zest. Light citrus rind shows a bitter underneath.
The taste was moderately spiced with a slight little bit of sweetness from the orange to balance.
On the palate, this one sat about a light to medium on the body with a good sessionability about it. Carbonation seemed good for a witbier leaving the spice to hit my tongue appropriately.
Overall, nice witbier, glad to have finally tried one by Four Quarters and am looking forward to more of their offerings.