Fade to White
Proclamation Ale Company

 

 

 

A nice twist on the style. Pinkish hue and decent, but quick fading head. A few spots of lace.

Light wheat malt twang. Mild notes of coriander and hints of citrus. A bit of vanilla. There's a gentle sweetness and light peppery bite. Floral hops waft in a well as a soupçon of hibiscus.

Great taste. Wheat malt with a nice twang. Some coriander and citrus. The hibiscus flows in nicely here. A dry mineral finish with a lovely, crackery taste lingering.

A crisp swallow and a medium light body makes for an excellent thirst quencher. Nicely carbonated.

I really like this one. Just enough new flavors that compliment the style white expanding it.

An unusual witbier. Mostly herbal and floral aroma and taste. Not much wheat or wheat bitterness. Poured from a 16 oz. can into an iced tea glass, this beer has a slightly hazy orange color with a tinge of pink. The head is delicate and fizzy. It is fairly large, then fades fast. Lacing consists of 2 broken bands of thin foam near the top of the glass. The nose is floral with a little herbal presence. Taste is more of the same. I would imagine the orange peel, coriander and hibiscus mentioned on the can contribute to the aroma and taste. The wheat, if noticeable at all is definitely subdued. Mouthfeel is light with some herbal presence on the taste buds. A pleasant summer thirst quencher but nothing special.

From a 16 oz. can dated 6/8/2023. Sampled July 15, 2023.

Attractive looking medium amber color under a beige head with a slight unfiltered cloudiness.

It is as promised. I pick up aromas of toasted wheat, caramel, coriander, lemon peel, and hibiscus. Smells fresh.

The mouthfeel is medium.

The taste is sweet, with those same herbal and wheat characters as on the nose. Slightly spicy ending but also clean and crisp. Enjoyable.