Small 250ml bottle of a 5.2% ABV beer, 1.2 standard drinking in NZ (330 ml being a standard drink volume)... 156 calories. They all mount up the calories, I've seen the chore list tomorrow, I consider it pre-loading...
Brewed by Renaissance Brewing this is in the style of a Belgian White (Witbier), and they are in Blenheim, New Zealand last I looked
I got so sqiffy I changed my eyes to the external distanc assisted versions. If only I could afford lasik or hadn't thought so many bad things as a teenager.
The opening
Well, It is getting late, the table is crowded and so I went with what was to hand for a glass.
Unappealing to look at and to hold to the light.
The Taste.
Well....
Lets move straight to the pdubyah-o-meter then, which rounds on 5 this to be a on the scale of things.
The Conclusion
I Didn't like it, it was flat, insipid looking and disappointing, It didn't have an aroma and that carried to the palate where it delivered no length, carry, finish middle or low or high notes..
Shocker. What then the 5 - average. Oath it's average. It isn't poor, it isn't undrinkable, well it nearly is, but it isn't tart, difficult, over yeasty or over anything. It's just not much,
Smaller bottle = better beer - yeah - na.
The Three Point Turn
Would I have another? Noooo
Would I share with a friend on a porch and set the world to rights? Noooo
It was that kind of evening where you thought you might be 18 again. For me this was a bit of Yazoo, but to could have also been Bronski Beat..
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Yod7jc8U94&w=420&h=315]
Bronski Beat.... bonus point if you get the link between the two.
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xuz94ZIPfJk&w=420&h=315]
BELGIAN WHITE & WITBIER
Belgian style wheat beers are very pale, opaque, with the crisp character of wheat, plus the citric refreshment of orange peel and coriander. Ingredients sometimes also include oats for smoothness, and other spices such as grains of paradise. Serve with light cheeses or mussels.
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