Wit Tail
Westtown Brew Works

 

 

The appearance was a light copper to burnt orange color with a thin finger’s worth of white foamy head that slid gently into some messy lace. The aroma had a nice blend of some citrus, earthy spice, floral notes, light bubblegum, herbal qualities and then some Belgian yeasty/breadiness. The flavor leads with the sweet components of the prior mentioned aromas to brighten some of the Belgian yeastiness and herbal qualities. Noting some cereal graininess in the aftertaste accompanying some of the earthiness to follow. Not much of a finish, bubblegum to spritzy citrusy. On the palate, this one sat about a light to medium on the body with a fair sessionability about it. Not much seems to be getting in the way of a lenient soft yeastiness smoothing things out fairly nice. ABV felt as projected. Overall, this somewhat seemed like an odd yet acceptable blend of a saison and a witbier. Not sure if that was intentional, but hey, I liked it for the most part.