Cape May White

Cape May White hits you with that classic witbier softness—the coriander and orange peel are there, but they're playing it safe, almost shy. There's a faint wheaty sweetness on the finish that doesn't overstay its welcome. It's the kind of beer that tastes refreshing before you even taste it, if that makes sense. Clean, approachable, the witbier that doesn't ask too many questions.

Estrella Damm Inedit

Inedit feels more deliberate—you can taste the thought behind it. There's a herbal edge (they add herbs beyond the standard witbier spice kit), and it's got a slightly drier finish than you'd expect. The carbonation is snappier, almost prickling on your tongue. It's less 'patio beer' and more 'beer to actually taste alongside something,' which is exactly what Damm intended.