Aroma: “Big fruity aroma, very Belgian. Slight bubblegum. Peppery and herbal, jasmine with notes of coriander and orange. Hints of pine needles and earthiness. Hops are mildly citrusy and floral.”

Flavor: “Very spicy and peppery. There’s a tannic character at the end and a considerable woody flavor. High hop bitterness with moderate honey wheat sweetness. The citrus works well. The dried banana, candy, and interesting peppery and spice notes are more typical of a Belgian yeast. Finishes slightly bitter with nice acidity.”

Overall: “The brewer took some chances on it compared to a classic wit, and it paid off. Nice complexity of pepper and spice with light sweetness that is complemented by the wood. Great creamy mouthfeel and a very refreshing beer.”