The milky, yellow-gold concoction poured
with a nice white head. It contained a low octane 4.8% alcohol, which
made for mellow sipping. The nose had some yeasty qualities, as well as a
warm blast of citrus. Fruit notes crowded the flavour as well, with
notes of orange peel and banana doing the most work. The beer finished
yeastily, but also quite refreshingly.
Like
most witbiers, New Limburg's Wit was a classic summer beer--easy to
drink, light, refreshing, and possessed of nice, cheery taste. This brew
from Nixon, Ontario was a good wit, though one with little to
distinguish itself from the pack. I definitely liked it though.
Rating: 7.5 out of 10.
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