Rhubarb Wit

◎ Aussehen

A pale golden hue with the characteristic haze of an unfiltered witbier, revealing fine suspended particles that catch the light. The head forms quickly and clings to the glass with good persistence, leaving gentle lacing on each sip. Moderate carbonation rises steadily, creating a lively visual impression.

◌ Aroma

The nose opens with bright citrus and subtle orange peel alongside the soft, grainy sweetness of Belgian wheat and oats. Gentle floral notes from chamomile and Belgian ale yeast esters create a delicate backdrop, with no aggressive hop bite. The rhubarb presence emerges as a tart, slightly tart-fruity undertone rather than a dominant force.

◐ Geschmack

The palate opens with crisp wheat grain and a clean, lemony citrus character that evolves through the mid-palate into rhubarb's gentle tartness and subtle stone-fruit complexity. The low 15 IBU bitterness never intrudes; instead, the light creamy mouthfeel from oats balances the acidity beautifully. Orange and subtle floral notes persist without overwhelming the drinking experience.

◑ Abgang

The finish is crisp and medium in length, leaving a clean dry sensation with lingering citrus and a whisper of tart rhubarb on the back of the palate. No heavy residue remains, inviting another sip.

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.