Witbier

Although generally brewed with high levels of both unmalted wheat and malted barley, the name Witbier actually translates to "White Beer" - referring to the cloudy and exceptionally pale color of the beer.

This beer is quite light in body and moderately high in carbonation, which compliments the fruity and spicy aromas and flavors. Common additions include orange peel, coriander, and other herbs or spices. Sometimes served with a lemon, this can hide some of the subtleties of the style.

Best served cool, 46-54 degrees, in a pint glass, beer mug, or tumbler.

Grey Lady Ale

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4.50% ABV
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Named for the often foggy island where it is brewed. This wheat beer is fermented with Belgian yeast and brewed with fresh fruit and spices. A unique ale that emits a complex, earthy nose and a soft, mid-palate maltiness with hints of tropical fruit. Dry and spicy.

Witty Twister

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4.80% ABV
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Our spin on a Belgian-style white ale is a beer drinker's dream. Brewed with a pinch of coriander and a twist of orange peel, this is the perfect anytime ale. When served with a slice of citrus, it delivers a whirlwind of flavor and a crisp finish. (Description provided by company)

Namaste

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4.80% ABV
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A witbier bursting with good karma. Made with dried organic orange slices, fresh-cut lemongrass and a bit of coriander, this Belgian-style white beer is a great thirst quencher. (Description provided by company)

Fu Manbrew

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5.20% ABV
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A bright, spicy Belgian-style wit. An effervescent, easy-drinking wheat beer, brewed with Belgian yeast, German hops, and a whisper of ginger from the Far East. This mustachio’d Belgian-style wit believes that good beer defies borders.

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