Diversion Blanche by Danny Khezzar

◎ Aussehen

Pale straw yellow with a subtle haze characteristic of the witbier style. The head forms quickly but remains delicate, with modest lacing that fades gradually. Fine carbonation provides a gentle visual liveliness without aggression.

◌ Aroma

Stone fruit leads immediately, with ripe peach notes from the cold-steeped tea infusion dominating the nose. Supporting this are the classic citrus and coriander aromatics of a Belgian white, alongside soft wheat malt undertones. The overall impression is fresh and summery, with no alcohol warmth or sharp edges.

◐ Geschmack

The palate opens with stone fruit and subtle citrus brightness, followed by a silky, almost creamy mid-palate driven by wheat malt and yeast character. Bitterness remains minimal at 14 IBU, allowing the peach and citrus to remain central. A clean, dry finish with no residual sweetness keeps the profile refreshing and sessionable.

◑ Abgang

The aftertaste is brief and clean, with lingering peach and a whisper of wheat. No cloying sweetness or warm alcohol character interrupts the fade.