Double Witte
Landmark Beer Company

The beer pours a hazy gold with a thick frothy white head that slowly fades to lacing. The aroma is good. It has your typical witbier scent, but much more malt centric. The spices and orange peel character are not as pronounced. The taste is good. It has a rich, pale and wheat malt flavor with some excellent orange peel and coriander character. It's quite drinkable for almost 8% abv. The mouthfeel is decent. It is a full bodied beer with too little carbonation. This is a really good beer. I'm new to this style, but from what I can gather from previous experiences, this is a true to style ale.

this beer pours a cloudy orangish brown color with an off white head that recedes to a small ring with some patchy lacing. the nose has a lot to offer with the wheat malt providing a nice sweet palate for the spice and citrus scents. the taste comes a little heavy in the front with the sweet malt flavor but the spices are still there in the back. the full body and adequate carbonation make this a bit of a slow drink but still worth the growler fill.

Poured a light tan/orange brew ridiculously opaque with a big two finger head that faded in about two minutes to a ring around the edge and a film on the top
Smell is heavy wheat and spice, pick up a bit of a vanilla pudding like thing too
taste is huge wheat and that vanilla pudding thing going on, you pick up the spices at the end of the sip and boy are they there I wish I knew what coriander tasted like so I'll just assume that's what that is it tastes similar to other wits I've had just bigger
Mouthfeel is a bit watery but very smooth if this was thicker it would be amazing
This is very drinkable if you like a spicy wit and there's no hint of alcohol whatsoever