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Watou’s Wit Bier 5°-1/4L
$8.18
Following the substantial demand for “wittekes” or white beer in the mid-Eighties, Leroy Breweries has decided to develop their own version of this beer style. Since then our Watou’s Witbier has received several awards, among others in Australia, Canada and Italy. The brewers use regional hops from Poperinge, as well as ungerminated wheat and several herbs for the specific identity of this cloudy beer.
This thirst-quencher opens with aromatic notes of coriander, followed by the flavour of fresh citrus and mild orange, with hints of wheat. This is followed by spicy and herbal notes and fresh hops with a slightly sour body. The fruity finish of lemon and apricot lingers in the mouth because of the mild tingle of carbonation.
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Watou’s Wit Bier 5°
Watou's Wit Bier/Biere Blanche is a classic example of a Belgian style Wit. Pale yellow hazy (hefe) color with a nice rocky head that left perfect Belgian Lace clinging to the glass. The aroma is fresh, The flavor is in balance with the aroma reflecting the use of corriander and orange peel for spicing. A quick dry finish leave the palate wanning for more.
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Following the substantial demand for “wittekes” or white beer in the mid-Eighties, Leroy Breweries has decided to develop their own version of this beer style. Since then our Watou’s Witbier has received several awards, among others in Australia, Canada and Italy. The brewers use regional hops from Poperinge, as well as ungerminated wheat and several herbs for the specific identity of this cloudy beer.
This thirst-quencher opens with aromatic notes of coriander, followed by the flavour of fresh citrus and mild orange, with hints of wheat. This is followed by spicy and herbal notes and fresh hops with a slightly sour body. The fruity finish of lemon and apricot lingers in the mouth because of the mild tingle of carbonation.