Froegaarden
Frog & Rosbif, The

Had this one on tap at the Frog and Rosbif.

Appearance: Pours a cloudy dark yellow with a head that dissipates quickly.
Smell: Faint, whiff of alcohol and hops. This brewery seems to have very faint smelling beers.
Taste: Lemon front with a light hop aftertaste.
Mouthfeel: Light bodied but constant.

Overall: As a warning each Frog brewery brews their own beers so experiences may vary from one to another. A solid though not complex Witbier that could be improved on, especially the nose.

This was the best beer I tried at Frog & Rosbif on St. Denis. Pours a lightly hazy golden color with a medium thin white head. The aroma is nicely citric and wheaty. Light and smooth body with flavors of citrus, vanilla and wheat. The finish is a little hoppy and a little spicy. This is a pretty good Wit.

A very nice beer and a cheap brew to get at the pub- price over 25% below normal parisian hangouts and freshness assured.

Yellowish cloudy pour, golden toned medium white head. The scent, although hard to perceive clearly in the premises (smoke, other influential factors) is of wheatyness and exposes it as a light beer. It is, not very heavy for a common wheat beer and the taste isnt all that full but its got the basics, soft blend between a clear wheatyness and some soury bitterness compliment. Nice to try anyways.