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I am reliably informed that this is the re-branded Wittekerke. Pour is a slightly clouded, lemon body with excellent head. Retention is above average if not spectacular; much the same can be said of the lace. Sweet and bready on the nose as one...
Pour is a slightly clouded, golden body with excellent head. Retention and lace are great. A little bit of a skunky nose if I am honest, it doesn't seems especially clean. Not awful, but not quite what I had expected. It is a harbinger of things to...
$19.99 Belmont Party Supply 4/10/24. Bottle date 22-04-15. Dark Golden pour with a decent head considering the age, which was inline with the decent pop that was experienced on opening. Nose is very aromatic with some boozy esters. Sweetish, barrel...
11.2 oz bottle from Hop City, Atlanta, GA, USA. My bottle is the "Framboise" that I'm pretty sure is the US version of "Rose". To be honest, I'm NOT against this kind of beer as a matter of principle, but having tasted this beer it's not something...
$3.49 for a 11.2 fl oz single from Smyrna Beverage, or around $12 for a four pack. 38616 dot-matrixed on the back of the label. This "Blonde" has an appearance that has a good head and some lace, but a rather unattractive Dubbel like experience (I...
Overall a rather disappointing experience. Special? I don't think so. Belgian Dark? Not in my book. Poured into the Brasserie de l'Abbaye des Rocs chalice I get a golden body with thin, watery lacing. That's fitting because the whole experience is...
Additional notes 06/22/24 A LOT of time (and beer) has passed since the notes below. To give context this used to be pretty much universally categorized as a Belgian Pale Ale which of course was never a true representation of what was in the...
EDIT: I am reliably informed Wittkerke has been rebranded as Bavik Super Wit. Not bad. Pretty standard appearance for a decent Wit, with the anticipated lemon, cloudy hue and a large billowing, white head. Looks good, although the lacing and the...
Striking color, absolutely golden with a decent head and some lacing. Quite dry, with a little prickly carbonation in the mouthfeel. Definite spicy character with some fruit, but it was difficult to pin down the exact fruits and spices that were in...
Additional notes 10/6/24 Pictured with updated label from the old "barrels" label. Almost 20 years on since I first tried this. It's been a while, the label has changed, but here we are with a beer that is basically the same as it ever was. Very...