Irregular light-yellowish head, fed by lively carbonated, clear metallic old-golden beer. Spicy nose, rootspices. Toasted malts, wholemeal bead, white pepper. Peppery, dry malts with faint sweetness, malty again, in the background. Bit oxydized, and again rootspices, and - thyme? Spritzy carbonation, medium bodied & quite slick. Certainly not bad, but;.. what’s the novelty? Thirteen-to-the-dozen.

Huge, dense & fine, just yellowish head over finely carbonated clear metallic golden beer. Soapy, perfumey nose, dry-spicy, dried herbs. In the flavour, the inevitable coriander appears. Still, this is held in check, and a slight bitterness, probably also due to the curaçoa too, is present. Faintly toasted matls, the wheat remainging mostly hidden. Aftertaste retains this bitterness, quite dry. Light body, but the slickness hints at wheat. Medium to good carbonation. Decent. For a coriander-containing witbier, that is.

Bottle shared thanks to Sjogro. Slightly hazy light golden, almost straw with short lasting white head that leaves a nice film. Coriander, light spicy yeast, some banana and a bit of lemon, grassy, dough, light dried fruits. Medium sweet and soft bitter finish. Medium bodied with a bit creamy wheat feel.

Bottle at Maakun’s. Slightly hazy straw blonde with white head. Sweet malts, coriander and cloves. Yeasty. Taste is bittersweet. Average witbier, bit on the sweet side. --- Beer merged from original tick of Wit--- on 21 Nov 2017 at 13:33 - Score: 6. Original review text: 3

At Maakun’s. Bottle 33cl. Gold with white head. Sweet malts, yeast, muted mustardlike spiciness, cardboard. Taste is moderate sweet. Body is medium, carbo is average. Mouthfeel is soft and silky. Very average blonde, but that’s OK! --- Beer merged from original tick of Rotterdams Blond Bier on 21 Nov 2017 at 13:28 - Score: 6. Original review text: 3