Bride – Wit

◎ Aussehen

A pale golden hue, brilliantly clear with fine carbonation rising steadily. The head is substantial and white, settling into a delicate lacing that clings to the glass with each sip.

◌ Aroma

The nose leads with bright citrus—orange and tangerine peel—backed by an assertive green peppercorn spice that breaks from witbier convention. Beneath lies a soft, grainy maltiness with oat notes, underpinned by gentle herbal complexity and a whisper of fresh yeast character.

◐ Geschmack

Entry is dry and crisp, with tart orange blossom and citrus hop character dominating the front palate. The mid-palate reveals a mineral dryness from flaked oats and the green peppercorn asserting itself as spice rather than warmth, while hoppy bitterness adds definition without harshness. Finishes clean and refreshing.

◑ Abgang

The finish is crisp and lingering, with residual orange zest and a subtle peppery dryness persisting on the palate. Refreshment outpaces any sweetness.

Kalt servieren, um die zarten Zitrus- und Gewürzaromen zu erhalten. Zu warm werden die Hefe-Ester schwer — zu kalt verschwindet der Koriander.

Das hohe, schlanke Weizenglas fasst die volle 50cl-Portion und zeigt die trüb-goldene Farbe. Das breite Mundstück lässt Zitrus- und Gewürzaromen frei aufsteigen.