Racing the Sunset Belgian Wit

Sharing a geographic border with our Hidden Lake, this Belgian Wit is a mild departure from tradition, making it the noisy neighbour in the wheat family.

Brewed by Eastbound Brewing

Style: Witbier
Family: wheat

§ How it tastes

The Belgian wheat beer, and the one hiding behind most orange slices on a bar. Lighter and zestier than a hefeweizen, with a gentle spice and no bitterness at all. A safe, sunny order for anyone who is not sure what they want yet.

That's the style. This beer is one brewery's take on it.

Sweet
2
Sour
1
Bitter
1
Fruit
3
Roast
0
Body
2

§ From the brewery

Sharing a geographic border with our Hidden Lake, this Belgian Wit is a mild departure from tradition, making it the noisy neighbour in the wheat family. Set apart with a creamy body and peppery finish, the spice and citrus are dialled up with kettle additions of orange peel and…

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Witbier

Orange peel and coriander in a soft, cloudy wheat beer.

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