St.Bernardus Wit

◎ Appearance

Golden yellow hue with pronounced haze from suspended yeast and wheat particles, characteristic of an unfiltered witbier. A dense, creamy white head rises quickly and clings persistently to the glass, leaving soft lacing as the beer is consumed. The turbidity is deliberate and inviting, not a flaw.

◌ Aroma

The nose opens with bright coriander and fresh orange zest, immediately establishing the beer's herbaceous and citric character. Behind these lead notes, spicy clove and subtle yeast esters emerge, adding depth and warmth. A gentle wheat note grounds the aroma, soft and slightly grainy without dominating.

◐ Taste

The palate enters soft and creamy, with wheat contributing a smooth, slightly sweet malt foundation. Coriander and orange carry through mid-palate, accompanied by gentle clove spice that maintains balance. A refreshing acidity builds toward the finish, cutting through the sweetness and preventing heaviness, while low bitterness (15 IBU) allows the spice and citrus character to remain prominent.

◑ Finish

The finish is clean and refreshing, with the acidity lingering pleasantly on the palate. A light, dry conclusion follows the initial sweetness, leaving coriander and orange notes as a memorable aftertaste.