Another offering from New Belgium. This time a selection that falls in the Belgian style ales, Wit. This is a nice refreshing ale with a load of flavor.
Aroma - Spicy cloves upfront followed by a hint of citrus and sweet malt.
Appearance - Hazy straw yellow. Not much head on this one, but there is a ring around the edge of the beer that laces down the glass.
Flavor - Upfront you get a crackery sweetness followed by the spicy, peppery phenols that you would expect from a Belgian yeast. There are also hints of lemon-orange citrus and something slightly flowery or floral in the finish.
Mouth-feel - Very refreshing light to medium body.
Overall - Very nice Wit. Belgian yeast characteristics balanced with a nice cracker-like malt. Hints of citrus and flowers in the finish give this ale an interest depth that makes you coming back for more. Refreshing!
New Belgium Mothership Wit
Posted by
Rick
on Monday, May 17, 2010
Labels:
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Mothership,
New Belgium,
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Wit

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