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Overall similarity
hopIQ take
Magma Bergamot Wit if you want a witbier that actually tastes like bergamot orange peel is doing the talking,
ZŌN Belgian-Style Witbier if you want a cleaner, more traditional spice-forward approach.
Both clock in at nearly identical IBUs and sit in that crushable 4.4–4.8% range, but Magma leans into a specific citrus identity while ZŌN plays it closer to the Belgian playbook. Neither is better—it's about whether you're chasing flavor novelty or classic refinement.
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Beer DNA
Body
Δ 8
Sweetness
Δ 4
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In words
Magma Bergamot Wit
Magma Bergamot Wit hits you with actual bergamot—bright, almost perfumed, with that slightly soapy-floral edge that makes you sit up and pay attention. The wheat base is soft and creamy, but the bergamot doesn't let it disappear into background noise. It's lean on bitterness, which lets the citrus oil shine without fight. This feels like someone had a specific vision and executed it.
ZŌN Belgian-Style Witbier
ZŌN is a witbier doing witbier things well: coriander and orange peel in balance, a pillowy mouthfeel from the wheat, subtle spice warmth that builds toward the finish. It's less declarative than Magma—more of a whisper than a shout. The body feels slightly rounder despite the lower ABV, and there's a drying quality that makes you want another sip rather than lingering on any single note.
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Similarly carbonated
Within Δ 0. Neither reads as noticeably livelier on this axis.
Texture 87 vs 87 · Δ 0
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