Wildflower Witbier
Natty Greene's Pub & Brewing Co.

 

Drinking this at Natty Greene's Brewing Company in downtown Greensboro NC.
Poured from a tap into a pint glass.
Looks golden yellow with a nice white foamy head that dropped quickly to a thin ring.
Smells lightly biscuity, floral, herbal, citrusy orange.
Taste follows the nose nicely with the wheat upfront.
Mouth feel is medium light for the style with lots of carbonation.
Overall a very nice example of a wheat beer, the orange is very light, but it's quite refreshing.
Cheers!

 

Poured an opaque straw color with a thin film of white head that quickly dissipated to nothing. Slight floral aroma. Light moderate feel and carbonation.

Grassy, chamomile aroma. Nice wheat flavor, but I don’t taste any coriander or orange peel that the label claims. A little generic. Light and refreshing feel.

Had two on tap at the Crab's Claw Caribbean restaurant at Atlantic Beach NC. A nice complement to some delicious Grouper. Straw yellow color, good size foamy head with average retention (chilled restaurant glass) and some lacing on the glass. All the witbier aromas and flavors are fairly muted, but they are all there. Some wheat bitterness, citrus, yeast and coriander. Not bad at all!! Just not a top-shelf Witbier. Mouthfeel is rich enough, a little wheat bitterness and noticeable spiciness Good complement with food and as a summer thirst quencher.

 

 

Served in a pint glass on tap at the Salt Water Grill in Corolla, NC on vacation. Decent wheat beer. Looked good. Hazy Orange and served with an orange wedge/slice. Hard to detect citrus in the smell or taste but this was a good beer to have in a warm night with some spicy jambalaya. Nothing to write home about but glad to try a beer from the state where I was staying on vacation.

 

 

 

Very light witbeir. Good taste but no body

 

First had in Durham, North Carolina, poured from 12-oz. bottle into clear plastic beer cup. Filtered and rather muted in the wheat and spices, this comes off rather Kölsch-like.