Taster at the COS brewpub. Clear, green color, with a thin ring. Lime, green apple, and white sugar. Sweet and sugary, with a sharp, flat acidity. Light, sharp, and clean. Simple and sharp. Not bad.

Straw, light grass and peach, quinine, and juniper. Sweet and malty, with a mild, pilsener-ish bitterness. Light, crisp, and dusty. Pretty nice and very light.

Black with a small foamy beige head. Roasty, bitter and dry with notes of anise and coffee. Long finish. Medium body.

Thanks Drew.
Reviewed from notes.
Bottle to English pint glass.
Appearance: copper color with a finger and a quarter of white foamy head which dissipated nicely to leave some light lace
Aroma: piney to citrusy with orange peel and clean malts
Flavor: blends the prior noted aromas to a fine bittersweet quality; finishes somewhat piney and malty
Texture: light to medium bodied, sessionable; some smoothness along the tongue but with a note of dryness and some low hop bitterness assertiveness
Overall: for the most most part, it's a serviceable AIPA I could come back to.

Thanks Drew.
Reviewed from notes.
Bottle to tulip.
Appearance: copper color with a quarter finger of white foamy head which dissipated nicely to leave some light lace
Aroma: lemon, sly sweet wheat, banana sweetness, orange sweetness, muted woody spice, some sweet grassy notes
Flavor: wraps up the prior noted aromas to a fine sweet tone while underscored by a light spice; finishes sweet wheaty and banana-like with some orange pulpy sweetness
Texture: light to medium bodied, sessionable; subtle smoothness, touch of dry spice bouncing along on the tongue
Overall: while it came across fairly nice, I didn't really see this as a true Belgian witbier. it might not be bad to return once the weather gets warmer.

Orange with a medium sized white head that left decent lacing boozy, tangy and yeasty wiry a fruity hop presence. Long boozy finish. Moderately full bodied.

Dark brown with red highlights and a medium sized white head. Toasty malt, anise and vague spices. Long finish. Medium body.