Morbraz Gwened
Brasserie Morbraz

So this is the second 'sea-water' beer that I've had from Mor Braz. It has such a strange and unique characteristic saltiness that it's very difficult to compare to a normal witbier. The look is cloudy yellow (with no transparency at all...milky white). The head is decent. The aroma is a bit citric, with a wheat smell. The salt really comes into play in the taste...combined with the citrus, it's reminiscent of the rim of a margarita glass. Like the other Mor Braz beer that I had, the combination of the malt and salt give a pizza dough or pretzel character to the beer. Medium full in mouthfeel (may actually be lighter, but the salt adds something). It's just okay...I don't really crave another.

Beer bottle (33cl), tasted in 2004.

Appearance : pale yellow beer, with a white foam head.
Smell : citrus, fruits and yeast aromas.
Taste and mouthfeel : very light-bodied with a spicy and citrus notes.
Drinkability : an average beer in the Witbier style.