Frumaint

Frumaint has this subtle backbone that catches you on the second sip. The wheat comes through cleaner than you'd expect, and there's a gentle warmth underneath that suggests the brewers didn't strip everything down to ethereal notes. You get the orange peel and coriander you want from the style, but they're not the whole story—there's a grainy sweetness that lingers just long enough to remind you this is a real beer, not just spiced air.

Triga

Triga drinks lighter and more immediate—it's the kind of witbier that doesn't ask you to work for it. The spice integration is smoother, almost creamy on the palate, and it disappears quicker, which makes it a natural reach-for-another beer. It's refreshing without being thin, and the citrus notes feel more like a suggestion than a declaration.