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Magma Bergamot Wit if you want citrus precision and restraint,
Marble Double White if you want fuller body and presence.
Both sit in that approachable wit territory—same IBU floor, but Magma's bergamot actually tastes like the peel, not a whisper of it. The half-point ABV difference matters here: Marble carries more weight and warmth, Magma stays crisp and almost tea-like. Pick based on whether you want a beer that leans herbal-bright or grain-forward.
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Structurally near-identical
Structurally these two are the same beer. The difference is in the aromatics. Bitterness and texture match within Δ 1. Marble Double White runs a touch sweeter in sweetness (Δ 4). Magma Bergamot Wit brings a distinct floral note that Marble Double White doesn't.
Beer DNA
Body
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Sweetness
Δ 4
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In words
Magma Bergamot Wit
Magma's bergamot hits immediately—not perfumy, but genuine Earl Grey character against a clean wheat base. The spice is restrained (coriander's just a shadow), which lets that citrus oil really breathe. At 4.8%, it drinks lighter than you'd expect, almost mineral on the finish. This is the wit you drink when you actually want to taste the concept, not just wheat beer with training wheels.
Marble Double White
Marble Double White has more mustard-seed spice and a thicker mouthfeel—the extra ABV builds a real backbone here. Coriander and orange peel are less defined, more blended into the grain. Finishes with a slight sweetness that lingers where Magma would've dried out. This one feels like a full meal's companion, not a palate cleanser.
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