Wit
John Harvard's Brewery & Ale House

On tap at the Framingham location. Served in a pint glass. Hold the lemon. Medium yellow cloudy body, hazy golden color. Foamy off white head. The usual suspect of wit smells danced around. Lots of citrus, lemony and some belgian yeasty flavors. Hints of florals as well. Taste was light, refreshing and very good. Bouncy, citrus flavors on the tongue, a light spicyness. Coriander and orange peel balance. Hints of metallic hard water, made the finisher crisp, but doesn't distract to me. Very light refreshing summer time beer. Solid wit flavors, an admirable example of the style. John Harvard's continues to impress me.

Served slightly cloudy and honey colored with a small snow white head. Aroma of wheat malt with a sweet citrus present. Light to medium bodied and spicy. Nice wheat flavor that was very sweet and rather spicy. Good malt flavors, mostly wheat. Quite drinkable.

Served with a slice of lemon, cloudy and pale with a cleansing crispness and spiciness. Touch of yeast and a twang of the wheat are thrown in also. Mild clove, faint coriander and a hint of bitter rind in the palate. A decent witbier to be had.