Rating |
91
|
Style |
Wit |
Produced In |
Breckenridge and Littleton, Colo. United States |
ABV |
4.8% |
Availability |
Year Round |
Reviewed By |
Cat Wolinski |
Review Updated |
2019-11-08
|
Perfect For
All-Day Sipping, Boozy Beach Trips, Day Trips, Picnics In The Park
Breckenridge Brewery White Ale
Review
This Belgian-style witbier pours a pale, cloudy gold, with swirls of white head that float like sea foam. Soft, spicy aromas of coriander and orange peel, both standards of the witbier style, are immediately transportive, smelling of care-free afternoons on the beach, or a crisp liquid reward after an autumn hike. The tight, tiny bubbles are lively yet gentle; the flavor is lightly spicy with citrus and peppery notes; the body is refreshing and crisp; and a faintly bitter finish fades like an ellipses.
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Breckenridge Brewery White Ale
This Belgian-style witbier pours a pale, cloudy gold, with swirls of white head that float like sea foam. Soft, spicy aromas of coriander and orange peel, both standards of the witbier style, are immediately transportive, smelling of care-free afternoons on the beach, or a crisp liquid reward after an autumn hike. The tight, tiny bubbles are lively yet gentle; the flavor is lightly spicy with citrus and peppery notes; the body is refreshing and crisp; and a faintly bitter finish fades like an ellipses.
Reviewed On: 02-01-2019
Breckenridge Brewery White Ale
This Belgian-style witbier pours a pale, cloudy gold, with swirls of white head that float like sea foam. Soft, spicy aromas of coriander and orange peel, both standards of the witbier style, are immediately transportive, smelling of care-free afternoons on the beach, or a crisp liquid reward after an autumn hike. The tight, tiny bubbles are lively yet gentle; the flavor is lightly spicy with citrus and peppery notes; the body is refreshing and crisp; and a faintly bitter finish fades like an ellipses.
Reviewed On: 02-01-2019