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Fiddlehead White if you want a witbier with more presence and warmth,
Ratsherrn Moby Wit if you want something lighter and more delicate.
Both sit at the same 15 IBU baseline, so bitterness won't separate them—it's the half-point ABV difference that matters. Fiddlehead's extra alcohol gives the wheat and spice a fuller stage; Ratsherrn stays nimble and lets the coriander and orange breathe more openly. Pick based on your appetite: heavier meal or hungry mood, grab Fiddlehead; light snacking or you want something you can float through, go Ratsherrn.
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Δ 5
Sweetness
Δ 6
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Tasting notes
Fiddlehead White
Fiddlehead White lands with a soft, pillowy head and pulls you in with that classic witbier warmth—orange peel and clove are there, but they're not shouting. The 5.3% ABV rounds out the wheat base so it doesn't feel thin or one-dimensional; there's actual substance between your palate and the finish. Mild spice lingers just long enough to feel intentional. This is a witbier that doesn't apologize for taking up space in your mouth.
Ratsherrn Moby Wit
Ratsherrn's Moby Wit feels purposefully restrained—at 4.8%, it prioritizes clarity over weight. Coriander and a hint of banana-like phenol come through with real precision, almost like the brewers turned down the volume on everything else to let you hear those notes clearly. It's dry, snappy, and refreshing without feeling watered down. This one's built for pace and repeatability; you'll find yourself reaching for the next sip before you're done thinking about the last one.
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