Blanche

Blanche is a whisper of a beer—those classic witbier notes (coriander, orange zest, subtle spice) arrive and disappear like they're being polite. The carbonation is crisp without being aggressive, and there's almost no alcohol warmth at 4.5%. It's the kind of beer that makes you think of Belgian farmhouses and afternoon drinking, not because it's trying hard, but because it doesn't need to.

Ratsherrn Moby Wit

Moby Wit has backbone. There's a fuller grain presence here—you taste actual wheat and malt sweetness before the spice kicks in. It's still a witbier, still approachable, but it sits on your tongue longer. The 0.3% ABV bump doesn't sound like much until you're halfway through and realize this beer has structure. German brewing discipline showing through.