Satsuma Harvest Wit
Pours clouded light golden with a rich, fluffy white head that thins and stays. Some trailing lace sticks, though most slides down. The smell is of... satsuma. Don't recall ever having that particular fruit, but if's it related to a peach, I suppose that's it! It's not overwhelming, allowing wheat tang, coriander and orange peel to come through. It has a refreshing warm day smell. The taste is bready, fruity (satsuma I'm assuming again) with coriander. There's quite the peppery character to it, but like the fruit, not overdone. Finishes crisp and refreshingly dry. It could be a bit more effervescent, but it is crisp and light-bodied, without being watery or fizzy. This shows that American fruit beers don't have to have that artificial juice quality to them. It keeps a witbeer outline while providing a nice, refreshing fruit twist. A nice spring/ summer refresher here!