Bottle. Why do west coast breweries have to put tons of hops in everything? Might have been a good wit. I guess we'll never know.

Shared bottle notes. Hazy golden with white head. Pale malt, coriander, white pepper in the nose, more lime and wheat in the flavor.

A bit of funk, soap and banana in the nose. Pretty clear and fluffy head. Clear especially for unfiltered. Initially tart, then a bit of clove and yeasty notes.Thick mouthfeel, medium finish. Pretty good for a meh style.

Floral is the word here. Biggest issue, so many Lagunitas taste very similarly. Reviewed - A Brew With You, Ep. 43

Draft. It poured clear Orange gold with a nice thick head. Heavy citrus aroma grapefruit with a resinous mouth feel. Not picking up much of Belgian yeast or spice of a typical wit. Moderaterly bitter. Overall, a nice beer.

Pours a hazy yellow from the bottle with fluffy white head that dissipates slowly to leave moderate lace. Aroma of mild Belgian wheat spicy esters, but a lot of citrus, possibly hoppy. Taste is even more hoppy, almost like a Belgian IPA, the spice comes out a little bit more on the back end, This is perhaps the best wit I have ever drank, but only because I like hops, otherwise it is nowhere near style.

Bottle. Very slightly hazy yellow pour with a white head. Not a lot of yeast or fruity esters in this one. More of a wheaty IPA. Drier finish.

12/11/16. On tap at World of Beer, HHI. Boy these guys are really marketing the whole "we’re on drugs when we create our beer descriptions" thing. We get it. Nice hazy orange pour under a nice khaki head, good lacing. Mild soft wheat aroma, some citrus, fruity. Good flavor, crackery, pale malts, soft wheat, citrus, a whiff of Belgian. Not bad.

Bottle served in a glass, this ale was a orange-gold in the glass and presented a fluffy white cover that was more than one finger, it left nice spots and partial rings of lacing on the glass, the nose had aromas of sweet fruit that was orange, peach and notes similar to banana, citrus hops, pale malt with a bit of bread, floral and perfumey, a bit of coriander, honey and some bread sweetness, the flavors were citrus hops, orange and a little guava, some grapefruit, light malt and wheat, light spices, and malt sweetness, the finish had a light to medium hop bitterness with citrus to dry the palate, citrus notes lingered on the tongue, the mouth feel was light, it was creamy and thirst quenching, it had average carbonation, the nose was sweet and fruity, the flavor had lots of hops and citrus, I enjoyed the beer but it did not remind of a Wit.

Draft. Pale gold in colour with medium carbonation. Aromas are of floral coriander, lemon-like hops, and pilsner malt. Flavors are of chamomile, flaked wheat, lemon, soap, and herbal hop. Medium bodied with a solid bitterness. Verging on white IPA territory. Very enjoyable.