Moersleutel Wit

◎ Appearance

A pale, luminous straw yellow beneath a thick, creamy white head. The beer presents a characteristic haze from its generous wheat content and Belgian yeast, with fine suspended particles creating a soft, diffuse appearance. Carbonation is moderate and persistent, with steady bubbles rising through the cloudy body.

◌ Aroma

The Nelson Sauvin hop variety emerges as the dominant note, delivering crisp citrus and subtle white wine-like aromatics that recall stone fruit and green apple. Supporting this are classic Belgian yeast esters—hints of banana and clove—layered with soft, grainy wheat notes. A whisper of fresh coriander rounds out the nose, creating an inviting, complex but restrained bouquet.

◐ Taste

The palate opens with crisp citrus and light wheat sweetness, quickly balanced by the gentle bitterness of the Nelson Sauvin (15 IBU). Mid-palate reveals a smooth, almost creamy texture driven by the wheat and Belgian yeast character, with spice and a dry, slightly herbal undertone. The finish is clean and refreshing, without any rough edges or lingering harshness.

◑ Finish

A short to medium-length finish leaves a pleasant dryness and subtle citrus grip on the palate. The aftertaste is clean and refreshing, with no residual sweetness, making this beer highly drinkable and food-friendly.